Itunes music for your Blackberry Playbook
“If music be the food of love, play on” – William Shakespeare. 
Music is the first thing I check out on any device I use. I am almost always plugged into my music, so if I can’t have my music on the device I’m not very likely to favour it. My music is stored in iTunes as it is, for me, the best way to sort and manage my music. This of course causes an issue with my new playbook. Luckily you can turn to some iTunes music conversion software to convert iTunes music m4p, m4a, aac to PlayBook compatible format and then transfer the output files to your PlayBook.
I will show you how to remove DRM copy protection from iTunes music and convert iTunes music m4p to mp3, aac to mp3 and m4a to mp3 for sync with BlackBerry PlayBook using TuneClone M4P to MP3 Converter.
To download TuneClone go to : http://www.tuneclone.com.
To start off create a playlist in iTunes for your Playbook, adding all the music you want for this specific device. Launch TuneClone M4P to MP# Converter and the settings tab. A window will pop up, where you can now specify where you want to music to be saved to, the output fine name format, output format and so on.
Now go back to iTunes. Right click the playlist you created and choose “Burn Playlist to Disc” A menu will pop up called “Burn Settings”. Select “TuneClone Virtual CD-RW” for the “CD Burner” Drop down menu, click the radio button next to “Audio cdC and tick the “Include CD Text” option. Finally select “Burn” to begin your burn process.
Once the burning has finished and the music has been encoded you can simply open the TuneClone manager screen to show all the converted music files. To locate the output folder, just click on the “Folder” tab.
After you get the output music files, you can transfer them to your BlackBerry PlayBook and your done!
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NicciV – who has written 84 posts on TwoFruitsOneRobot.
I am a strong willed, loud and adventurous mother of three who plans to take over the world. I am a student of life, and with already 2 degree's to my name I plan to learn everything I can. I am a major geek in disguise,and can discuss both the flaws in the latest Marvel comic movie conversion ( have they ever opened an Xmen comic..EVER) and the latest scandal in Hollywood. My passion for gadgets and devices comes from having a father who is equally enthralled with the latest tech and I have been following trends since screens were orange and all programs were opened with Dos prompts.
