iTunes is the target of my rant tonight. On my old compaq laptop I used iTunes to buy and download music. Now that I have it up and running again I was hoping I could move it over to my new computer via a Jumpdrive. While that was easy enough and I could get the albums that I had previously purchased, then ripped onto my laptop onto my new computer, the music I purchased is in a different format. This format is M4P and so far I have been unable to find a converter for free over the internet that doesn't leave some kind of audio water mark on it. Yes there are converters out there that can do it, but I have to pay. I already paid for the ****ing music and now you're telling me that I can only listen to it on YOUR program? That's not buying music, that's buying the rights to listen to it. So with that I have vowed never to buy anything from iTunes again and will actually order a physical copy of the CD from somewhere else if I cannot find it any other way. Thank you iTunes for reminding me why I download and for squashing whatever guilt I had about doing it.
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