Macsome iTunes Music Converter is a utility that enables you to remove the DRM protection from the songs you purchase from the iTunes store and to convert the tunes to other audio formats. The program is packed with easy-to-configure output settings, provides you with quality results, and supports batch conversion.
This tool communicates well with Mac's iTunes. So, all you need to do to import iTunes files is to click the "+" button, look for the song through the offered list (contains music and audiobooks from your iTunes library), and click the "OK" button. The program supports batch conversion, so you can select as many files as you like for the conversion process.
Besides preserving the quality of the original files, this utility can also retain the initial chapters structure (the option that applies to audiobooks). You would need to alter a System Preferences option in order to enable the aforementioned feature in Macsome iTunes Music Converter.
The only thing I'd change about this tool would be to add extra output profiles. At the moment, the program supports only 4 output formats: MP3, AAC, FLAC, and WAV. So, popular formats like OGG, WMA or AIFF aren't supported.
Still, it's definitely worth buying this program for your Mac if you don't need to convert your iTunes music files to the aforementioned unsupported formats. Macsome iTunes Music Converter completes any task without losing the original quality in the process and is very simple to handle.
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It removes DRM protection of any movie you purchased from the iTunes store.
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