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Importing songs from iTunes DRM with Photo Story as background music

"I tried to put a song in iTunes on my PhotoStory but will go ……. MPEG4 is a file but I think it has to be to enter PhotoStory MP3 …… I can change how or what is an easy way to import music? "

If you have the same problem with this friend, then you're here, because this is a simple and easy tutorial to import songs from iTunes a Photo Story as background music.

Microsoft Photo Story is a free application that allows users to create a display and explain the presentation of your digital photos. To make your program more charming, you can import some music to your show as background music. Formats Photo Audio supporting story are: MP3, WMA, WAV, M4P no (iTunes music). So if you want to import iTunes M4P Music to Photo History, first convert iTunes M4P to MP3.

To convert iTunes M4P to MP3/WMA/WAV, you will need this all-in-one audio converter: target = "_self"> NoteBurner Audio Converter.

Steps to import music from iTunes for Photo Story:

First eliminate DRM songs from iTunes and convert M4P to MP3 with NoteBurner:

Step 1. Download iTunes Album History Converter for free and run as administrator to install

1. In the main window of NoteBurner, click the Settings button A dialog box will pop-out.

2. Browse to select a file folder for storing the converted songs.
3. Choose MP3 as output format.

4. Go to the MP3 file to check ID3Tag options.

5. Click the OK button to save your changes.

Step 2. Create playlist containing songs to convert to MP3

You can record the existing iTunes playlist, or create a new playlist, and then add the selected songs to the playlist for the MP3 conversion.

Tips:

Since NoteBurner utilizes CD burning mechanism to convert virtual audio files, it is suggested that a playlist of music should not contain more than 74 minutes, which is approximately 650 MB of files, the standard capacity of compact discs. If the playlist contains more than 74 minutes, converted audio tracks could be divided into two or more virtual disks, depending on the number of songs to add to the playlist.

Step 3. Choose NoteBurner as recorder CD, and then burn the playlist

In the latest version of iTunes – iTunes 10, please right-click the playlist you want to record, then iteam select "Burn Playlist to Disk"

Before you start burning, you are prompted to select your CD burner. You should:
• Virtual_CD_RW Choose NoteBurner as CD burner
• Select Audio CD as Disc Format
• Check the "Include CD Text" option

After making sure this setting, click "Record", after a while, you get the MP3 files.

Import the songs converted to MP3 find Photo Story

After iTunes DRM songs converted to MP3 format, it's easy to import iTunes songs to MP3 Photo Story, as well as importing photos, you can import music into your project in the same way. Or use the group means search the computer for audio file. You can find your converted MP3 music by clicking on "folder" in the main window of NoteBurner, then can double click the file or drag and drop into your project.

Source http://www.noteburner.com/itunes-to-mp3/how-to-import-itunes-song-to-photo-story.html

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Noteburner DRM removal software helps you remove the DRM from your protected music and movies and convert them to the formats that you need for playing on portable media players at the same time with no loss of quality.

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