Okay ladies.. Which one of ya wanna try it out?

[Gatapi]

I have here, a lovely little program called Tunebite, which claims that it can crack DRMs for free. And even more, legally. By recording the song and re-recording it, thus going through a loop hole. It's only 26.90, 39.90, or 59.90. And you can read more about those here. I myself haven't tried it, because I don't have money to spend on it, nor am i willing to download it on my sister's laptop, seeing as mine is under repairs. But if anybody would like to try it, and let us know if it works, then that'd be pretty cool.

[J2800]

No thank you. I got the trial, and then realized you have to buy it. I don't buy it if I can just burn the CD and then rip it to MP3.

[Trogdor]

I ed tunebite a while back, it works good on moderately new comps, but is crappy on old ones

[ben52192]

Uh yeah it works. I've used it tons of times.

[Gow]

It doesn't crack the DRM, as that is illegal, what it does do is use the analogue loophole of recording the sound file and creating a new DRM-free audio file from that recording.

A good setup was a pain but it does work.

Supposedly, Doubletwist does the same thing for iTunes Music store files, and is free. Sync, Play & Send to BlackBerry, PSP, iPod, iPhone with doubleTwist