All this program does is burning your protected songs (.m4p) to a CD, then rip that CD to MP3. You can do the very same thing all within iTunes, FOR FREE. Maybe you need to click one two more buttons that way, but I doubt that pressing two more buttons is worth $29.

What really ticks me off is that the developer seems to think that users are stupid. In the application windows it says: "If you try to play protected music on a non-Apple player you get silence, after conversion you hear musc, so using this program improves the quality on non-Apple players". Wow - music is "improved quality" compared to silence. You don't say.

Then again, whoever pays 29 bucks for this piece of bloatware probably is dumb enough to need that information.