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Hey all,
I did a search but couldn't immediately find anything in this forum covering this topic, so I apologize beforehand if it is a repeat. I was also unsuccesful looking on the Microsoft website, so I thought I would ask here.
I recently ripped dozens of CD's using iTunes, and they appear to have a 'M4A' extension. I am able to play them in Windows Media Player 10, however, I am having trouble adding them to my library. I recently upgraded to Windows Media Center edition, and would like to have them appear in that interface.
I understand that WMP won't play any downloaded iTunes protected content, however, since I seem to be able to play the ripped files with WMP, I imagine there is some way to get the library to recognize them.
Any tips?
Thanks!
-LC
I did a search but couldn't immediately find anything in this forum covering this topic, so I apologize beforehand if it is a repeat. I was also unsuccesful looking on the Microsoft website, so I thought I would ask here.
I recently ripped dozens of CD's using iTunes, and they appear to have a 'M4A' extension. I am able to play them in Windows Media Player 10, however, I am having trouble adding them to my library. I recently upgraded to Windows Media Center edition, and would like to have them appear in that interface.
I understand that WMP won't play any downloaded iTunes protected content, however, since I seem to be able to play the ripped files with WMP, I imagine there is some way to get the library to recognize them.
Any tips?
Thanks!
-LC