How To Unlock and Remove DRM from WMA and WMV Files...

This is how you can legally get thousands of free MP3s...

The trick to getting free music is by simply downloading all the free tracks you want from Napster or Rhapsody as part of your free trial period and then use tunebite to convert the free downloads you get during your free trial to MP3. Tunebite is the by far the best protected media converting software available. It is the only software that makes a perfectly preserved Mp3 files from any copy right protected music or movie file in comple digital quality at any bit rate.

Here is how to make it work for you...

1. For best results, use only Napster-Free Trial and Rhapsody Free-Trial. These sites offer you free unlimited downloads with your monthly subscription. iTunes does not. Just use one of the links below to get a free trial.

2. Start downloading all your favorite music from Napster or Rhapsody. Do not pay for the individual tracks, just download them to your computer.

3. Now use tunebite to convert all the protected wma files to MP3. Now you have all your music quick and easy and you can do this over and over without ever paying 99 cents per track. With one $10 membership you can have all the music you could ever want!...Enjoy....To learn how to use tunebite to do all this watch the video.

What is DRM and why do I want to remove it?
Digital Rights Management (DRM) is a security step embedded into digital files like .wma and .wmv
that prevents people from sharing these files. The way Napster and Rhapsody DRM works is that you can download unlimited tracks from their websites as long as you maintain your monthly subscription. You also can download unlimited tracks during your free trial subscription as I did in my video. The DRM in this scenario will allow you to listen to your music on your computer or for an additional fee with napster you will be able to download it to an approved MP3 player which by the way doesn't include iPop. You can however save and listen to your downloaded music files on up to three computers for no additional charge. Until you pay for each individual track or for the whole album you will not be allowed to convert the files to mp3 or be allowed to burn the tracks to a CD. My method as seen in the video makes all this possible without paying.

The reason you would want to remove the DRM is to allow you to do as you please with the downloaded music file without paying the 99 cents. Its your file, its on your computer and you got as part of your free trial or monthly subscription so shouldn't you be able to back it up and listen to it in other places besides just your computer. Its all legal until you start selling the music or put it on a file sharing network. So to start getting massive amounts of music or movies for practically free just sign up with Rhapsody or Napster and use tunebite for free and keep all the music. you can't beat it. If you like the system I use then buy tunebite and pay a monthly fee for napster all the music you convert to mp3 for free will pay for itself in minutes.