By Selena KomezUpdated on March 04, 2019
“My girlfriend downloaded some favorite songs from iTunes on my iPhone. The Apple music is DRM protection. She asked me that is it possible to unlock the iTunes DRM and play the iTunes songs with MP3 on her Android device. Can anyone give me some advice? Thank you so much sincerely.”
Apple Music users can choose from the world’s largest Apple music catalog directly to download any of the songs available on iPhone/iPad device. However, the tracks and playlists you downloaded from the Apple music will be DRM protected, meaning you can only enjoy the Apple music with authorized iTunes. You can’t transfer them to your Android device, iPod or other MP3 players. Maybe you may think that is it possible to bypass the DRM of iTunes music and play M4P iTunes music on any mobile device. To be honest, the answer is YES. You can remove Apple music DRM and convert Apple music to MP3 for free. What you need is a professional program calls Apple Music Converter.
Apple Music Converter – Apple Music DRM Removal is a professional M4P file converter, which is specialized in converting Apple M4P music to DRM – free MP3 and AC3/AIFF/FLAC/M4A. It can legally remove DRM from M4P music files without downloading it, then you can play the converted Apple music on any device for free, including Android devices, iPhone 7/6S/6/5S/5, iPad, iPod, Zune, PS4, MP3 player and more.
Pros:
-Remove DRM from iTunes M4P music to AC3, AIFF, FLAC ,M4A.
-Convert and burn Apple Music to CDs.
-Convert Audiobooks to M4A files.
-Easy-to-use with an intuitive and streamlined user interface.
-Available in Mac and Windows version.
-No extra hardware or virtual drive needed.
Step 1. Download and Run Apple Music Converter on Computer
Firstly, please download and run Apple Music Converter on the computer.
Note: iTunes will be run automatically at the same time when you run Apple Music Converter on the computer.
Step 2. Select Apple Music to Convert
It will load all the Apple Music songs and playlists you have added to iTunes library on the interface of Apple Music Converter program, including iTunes songs, movies, TV shows, audiobooks, and more. Click the checkbox before the Apple Music songs you need to convert. You can also search the Apple Music songs you want to convert with the searchbox.
Step 3. Make Settings for Converted Apple Music
Click to set the data of the converted Apple music and a window will pop up for prompting to make the settings. You can set the converting speed (up to 16X) and the Apple music output format, and others.
Setting the Output Profile of Converted Apple Music:
Setting Conversion Speed of Conveted Apple Music:
If you would like to change the conversion speed, then go to Options>>General.One the preferences windows to “Set Custom conversion speed for audio convert (1-16)” to adjust the conversion speed.
Step 4. Convert M4P Apple Music to MP3
Simply click “Start Convert” button to begin to convert the selected Apple music to MP3 files. It will complete the conversion job in a few minutes.
You can explore the output files and folders by clicking “Open Output File” button to view the converted music file on the computer.
Step 5. Migrate the Converted Apple Music to Device
Last but not least, you could connect your device with a USB cable on the computer and then transfer all the converted Apple music to the device in one time. Only 5 steps, you have completed the Apple music conversion by yourself. Now just enjoy the music on your device without limitation.
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