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Don't you think those two paragraphs are contradictory in their nature? The result is one and the same: I receive songs in MP3 format for my personal use. Yes, I lose quality. But I lose it in BOTH cases (cause the software I've mentioned just minimize that loss, but not revoke it at all)...

Ok, then tell me such kind of a thing: when a burn a cd with those songs, and then rip it - it's illegal too? Then all cd-rw stuff is illegal as well =)) But if it's, however, legal (and I do believe it is), then why software that just automates this process appeares to break the law?..

Hi everyone, I'm a newbie here, but actually I had the same problem as scarlet1. Correct me if I'm wrong, but there is plenty of various software that claims to convert m4p files to mp3's legally. For instance, I've found this site, as well as many others. And this software really works...