QTFairUse6

[Wilbert]

I saw this on \.

Sort of a port of the original QTFairUse to iTunes 6 using the excellent pydbg package by Pedram Amini.

Requirements:
Python 2.4
pydbg and ctypes packages (included)

Supported iTunes versions: 6.0.4-6.0.5

Usage:
1) Start iTunes
2) Start QTFairUse6.py.
4) Play your protected track(s) in iTunes. Each track will be written into a separate dump_NN.aac file.
5) To make them playable in winamp, convert the raw streams to ADTS using FAAD:
faad.exe -a output.aac dump_NN.aac


http://hymn-project.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1553

[Sirber]

Sort of a port of the original QTFairUse to iTunes 6 using the excellent pydbg package by Pedram Amini.

Version 2.0:
- Fully automated conversion to m4a with no aac files or FAAD. All metadata (including artwork) is preserved.
- Batch conversion of all protected files in iTunes library.

http://rapidshare.de/files/31570053/QTFairUse6-2.0.zip.html

[katjarella]

2006-09-03 Version 2.1
Bugfix release
Fixed loading of the iTunes library under Windows 2000.
Fixed processing of filenames with "&" and other special characters.

http://rapidshare.de/files/31856643/QTFairUse6-2.1.zip.html

[Wilbert]

Version 2.3:
- Experimental test version
- Buffered dumping and writing to disk - improved speed and reduced memory usage
- Disables sound output for iTunes 6.0.x for faster dumping (no Tunebite sound driver needed)
- Experimental iTunes 7.0 support (realtime only - no fast dumping yet)

http://rapidshare.de/files/32920856/QTFairUse6-2.3.zip.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/32920857/QTFairUse6-2.3-src.zip.html

[Enrico Palmeri]

I yesterday tried with new .m4p files with Itunes 7, but it seems no to work properly. According to the commanline messages everything is ok, but the resulting .m4a files sound like a buzz not music.
Do you think installing a previous version of Itunes 6 or earlier on another pc could work using a previous version of ItunesFairUse as well or try the m4p2mp4 tool with it?

[Digga]

@ Enrico Palmeri:

try the newest v2.4

[Enrico Palmeri]

Cool! the experiment worked.
I am aware that it is better to confine this for private use, not to share the fixed files.

Thank you guys

[Enrico Palmeri]

And it is even possible to play the fixed files in my mobile phone!