Yesterday I bought my first album from Tesco's music download service
at http://www.tescodownloads.com/ and, after several setbacks, finally
have all 17 WMA tracks on my HD. I've played all 17 on WMP9 to get
'license acquired'.

But now I've encountered another obstacle. I have a program for making
slideshow 'movies' on DVD, with accompanying background music, and I
want to use one of these 17 tracks. But it must be in MP3 form.
However, on trying to convert the WMA into MP3, using my usual
dbpowerAMP Converter, I get a message to effect that 'file is
encrypted, so cannot be converted'.

What's going on here, and how can I get an MP3 track from this album
please? After £8 plus about 8 hours work and phone calls, I reckon I'm
entitled to it!

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Terry, West Sussex, UK

Burn a Music CD and then rip it to an mp3 file.

"Terry Pinnell" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Yesterday I bought my first album from Tesco's music download service
> at http://www.tescodownloads.com/ and, after several setbacks, finally
> have all 17 WMA tracks on my HD. I've played all 17 on WMP9 to get
> 'license acquired'.
>
> But now I've encountered another obstacle. I have a program for making
> slideshow 'movies' on DVD, with accompanying background music, and I
> want to use one of these 17 tracks. But it must be in MP3 form.
> However, on trying to convert the WMA into MP3, using my usual
> dbpowerAMP Converter, I get a message to effect that 'file is
> encrypted, so cannot be converted'.
>
> What's going on here, and how can I get an MP3 track from this album
> please? After £8 plus about 8 hours work and phone calls, I reckon I'm
> entitled to it!
>
> --
> Terry, West Sussex, UK
>

"Dennis M. Marks" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Burn a Music CD and then rip it to an mp3 file.
>
>"Terry Pinnell" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Yesterday I bought my first album from Tesco's music download service
>> at http://www.tescodownloads.com/ and, after several setbacks, finally
>> have all 17 WMA tracks on my HD. I've played all 17 on WMP9 to get
>> 'license acquired'.
>>
>> But now I've encountered another obstacle. I have a program for making
>> slideshow 'movies' on DVD, with accompanying background music, and I
>> want to use one of these 17 tracks. But it must be in MP3 form.
>> However, on trying to convert the WMA into MP3, using my usual
>> dbpowerAMP Converter, I get a message to effect that 'file is
>> encrypted, so cannot be converted'.
>>
>> What's going on here, and how can I get an MP3 track from this album
>> please? After £8 plus about 8 hours work and phone calls, I reckon I'm
>> entitled to it!
>>
>> --
>> Terry, West Sussex, UK
>>
>
Thanks - that did the job nicely!

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Terry, West Sussex, UK