[Avon]

Im a bit unhappy that the music i am buying from the music store can only be played on 3 authorized computers from my shared muic list.

I have my music shared so I can listen to them wherever i go. I don't need the hassle of authorizing and deauthorizing computers every time I want to hear my music in a diffrent location.

Is there anyting out yet that strips the DRM from the .AAC files?

I heard that one can make .AIFF files withougt loss, and then recompress them.

"if you drag protected m4p (AAC) files from iTunes right to a Toast Titanium "Audio CD" window, they convert to AIF format without a hitch (as long as the machine is authorized). From there you can save the AIF files to wherever"

This is great, but I wish there was a more automated way (and perhaps faster)

[Demonhood]

bypassing apple's DRM would be illegal. and, as such, not material for discussion on here.