How to Remove DRM from Music on Mac

The software makers will usually tell you that you need an older version of iTunes on a Windows system, but macOS is so much tighter that I have never even attempted doing it on my Mac as it'll probably just tell me to f* off. Most music I get these days I just rip off of YouTube. I haven't gotten anything off of iTunes for 5-10 years, and the 1500 songs I do have in my library there, I ripped the DRM out of years ago using software I can't remember the name of when I was still using Windows as my OS.

If you're looking to remove DRM from your music on a Mac, one option is Epubor Ultimate for Mac. To use this software, simply go to the Kindle column and it will convert the DRMed songs you bought on the iTunes Store to an unprotected format.

Another option is Calibre DRM Removal, which can be installed on both Windows and Mac systems. The process of installing Calibre is straightforward - simply download and install the software. Once installed, you can use it to remove DRM from your music files.

In my experience, even when I was able to remove DRM in the past, newer release movies wouldn't let me do it and would require a newer version of iTunes. Apple has tightened their security so anything more recent isn't gonna let you, even if you have software to remove the DRM.

For those looking for free options, FairGame is a freeware program that can be used to remove DRM protection from iTunes music on Mac OS X.

Overall, removing DRM from music on a Mac can be a bit tricky, but there are several options available. By using software like Epubor Ultimate or Calibre DRM Removal, you can easily convert your DRMed songs into an unprotected format and enjoy them without any restrictions.

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