TuneClone Audio Converter Software

How to play iTunes music on Nintendo Wii?

"Okay, I have a Wii, all the good stuff, and a 512MB SD Card. Does anyone know how I can take all of my iTunes music and somehow unlock and convert that M4P to MP3? I did Google on it, and couldn't find much."

If you meet the same problem too, you got the right place! Please read this mini tutorial to learn how to convert iTunes protected AAC(M4P) music to unprotected MP3 files so that you can enjoy them with your Nintendo Wii Music Player.

The M4P music songs you purchased from iTunes store are DRM protected. You cannot play them on mobile devices other than iTunes, iPod, iPhone and other Apple's products. So you need some software to convert the protected iTunes music to unprotected MP3 first, and then play the mp3 files with your Nintendo Wii music player.

TuneClone is such a program to easily convert M4P music to MP3, WAV and unprotected WMA format. You can click here to download TuneClone and convert the M4P music files to MP3 files and play them with your Nintendo Wii music player. [Read more guide...]

TuneClone applies the virtual CD burning technology to simulate the burning and ripping process so as to quickly convert M4P files to MP3 without any CD-R disc. TuneClone installs a virtual CD-RW. It helps you burn any unprotected or DRM protected M4P, M4A, WMA music files onto the virtual CD, rip tracks on the virtual CD and encode tracks onto MP3, WAV or WMA music files. It can repeat this audio converting procedure until your whole music collection is done.

Since the virtual CD emulates your computer RAM and hard disk as erasable CD-RW drive (Virtual CD-RW), the converting speed is faster than any other m4p to mp3 conversion programs.

This guide also applys to:

Nintendo Wii Console, Nintendo DS Lite Console, Super Nintendo Entertainment System Console, Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP Console, Nintendo GameCube Console

Testimonials

"I just wanted to send an email to let you know how great this product is. I had an iPod shuffle that shorted out, and when searching for a new MP3 player, I liked other players much better than those sold by Apple. But I was upset to discover that none of the 100 plus songs I had in my iTunes library could be downloaded to any other MP3 player but an iPod. It made me angry to realize that songs I PAID for (not stole) were useless to me unless I purchased an Apple product, which I was loathe to after finding out about this. Finding your product saved me, and my music. Now I can buy the MP3 player I want and not lose any of the songs I have bought. Thanks so much!" -- Tiffany