How to Unprotect WMA Files for iTunes

"I downloaded a bunch of WMA files under Napster subscription and can't put them on my audio player(iPod), because they're DRM protected. How can I unprotect these WMA files for iTunes?" Has this problem frustrated you too?

In this article, I will show you how to unprotect WMA files for iTunes with a DRM removal software called Aimersoft DRM Media Converter, it can help you to remove DRM protection from WMA files and convert them to unprotected MP3 files, and then you can import the songs to the iTunes then to your iPod. You can download or buy Aimersoft DRM Media Converter below:

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Guide: How to unprotect WMA files for iTunes


Step 1: Import the source WMA files
Run Aimersoft DRM Media Converter, drag & drop files to the program. Or go to "Add Video > Add files" to import the source WMA files to the program.

How to Unprotect WMA Files for iTunes

Step 2: Select MP3 as the output format
Under "Audio files to", select MP3 as the output format, the default setting will work great or you could also click "Settings" to set output options.

How to Unprotect WMA Files for iTunes

Step 3: Click "Start" to start the conversion
Click "Start" button and wait a few minutes, when the conversion is finished, the DRM protected WMA files will be converted to unprotected MP3 files, and then you can load them to the iTunes.

Here is the end of the guide "How to unprotect WMA files for iTunes". Why not try it by yourself now?

More About Aimersoft DRM Media Converter:

Aimersoft DRM Media Converter
Aimersoft DRM Media Converter enables you to convert protected WMA to MP3 format easily and quickly, then you can import the unprotected MP3 files to the iTunes and enjoy the music on your iPod, iPhone or iPad.

With this software, you can remove DRM protection from WMV, WMA, iTunes, Napster, Rhapsody, Amazon Music Video, BBC iPlayer Download WMV, Audible Audiobook, etc. And convert the songs and movies to any digital players: iPod, Creative Zen, Zune, iPhone, PSP, Archos, Blackberry, etc.

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