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Posted by Go OSU Pokes on 12/22/06 15:15
"The One" <theone@theone.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone know of a freeware program that will convert DRM protected WMA
> files to mp3?
> TIA.
>
My solution uses the hardware "analog hole". While playing the DRM
protected file, use a sound recording app like Windows Sound Recorder or my
fave dBPowerAmp to capture the output from the sound card, in 44 kHz 16 bit
stereo. You now have a clean wave file that you can do whatever with.
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