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TuneClone Audio Converter Software

Convert any music format to unprotected MP3 via virtual CD burning

TuneClone Audio Converter is a very easy to use software that converts iTunes M4P, WMA music files to plain MP3, easy to install, and easy to use via a simple user interface.
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Guides of How to use DRM protected Music in 3rd party softwares:

TuneClone runs on Windows XP, Vista and support almost all the media player software that let you burning audio CD. Including iTunes, Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, RealOne,WinAMP, Napster,etc..

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Download TuneClone to convert protected WMA and iTunes M4P to MP3,WAV

News

TuneClone Audio Converter for Mac v1.3.1 was released on Jan 20, 2010!
TuneClone Version 1.36 Released on July 26, 2009!
TuneClone Version 1.35 Released on January 15, 2009!

Guides

Convert iTunes M4P to MP3

Convert Protected WMA to MP3 for iPod

Play iTunes M4P on BlackBerry Storm

Transfer iTunes M4P to Zune

Transfer iTunes M4P to PSP

Import iTunes M4P to Windows Movie Maker

Remove DRM from iTunes

Convert AAC to MP3

TuneClone Audio Converter Review

Transfer Napster Music to ipod?

Play iTunes M4P on Google Phone

Play iTunes M4P on PS3

Convert M4P to MP3 on Mac

Convert M4A to MP3 on Mac

Convert AAC to MP3 on Mac

Remove DRM from iTunes Music on Mac

Testimonials

"If you have lots of music, you might need a big pile of CDs to convert everything with the "burn and rip" method above. That's where software can help. A "virtual CD drive" such as TuneClone can simulate a real CD burner, eliminating the need for real CD-R discs. The Windows operating system will treat the virtual drive just like a real one, so you can tell your CD burning software to access the virtual drive by it's own drive letter." --Bob

"I've been waiting a long time to 'free my iTunes' to use on my Walkman mobile phone, and the only way I could do it before was to burn to CD then rip back again. A very lengthy process, which normally ended up full of faults and a lot of wasted disks!! Not any more!!" -- David