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<blockquote data-quote="ktjensen" data-source="post: 109149" data-attributes="member: 29844">I am having a hard time understanding the discussions about using ITUNES under MP.&nbsp; It looks like some are trying to develop a way to run ITUNES in the background, while running MP as the front end.1)&nbsp; Is this development still happening?&nbsp; Why is this important, or why does this matter?&nbsp; You can convert any Apple DRM song, to a non DRM song in about five minutes.&nbsp; 2)&nbsp; I have an alternative front end for the ITUNES application already, but it is not an MP plug-in.&nbsp; Rather it is an alternative to ITUNES front end (ITUNES still runs in the background).&nbsp; It works great.&nbsp; So it can be done.3)&nbsp; I have another application that will connect up my AIRTUNES remote connected stereo.&nbsp; So I can play any music or sound from MP via that connection.Just trying to understand why ITUNES is wanted, when MP already does almost all of what ITUNES does.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ktjensen, post: 109149, member: 29844"] I am having a hard time understanding the discussions about using ITUNES under MP. It looks like some are trying to develop a way to run ITUNES in the background, while running MP as the front end. 1) Is this development still happening? Why is this important, or why does this matter? You can convert any Apple DRM song, to a non DRM song in about five minutes. 2) I have an alternative front end for the ITUNES application already, but it is not an MP plug-in. Rather it is an alternative to ITUNES front end (ITUNES still runs in the background). It works great. So it can be done. 3) I have another application that will connect up my AIRTUNES remote connected stereo. So I can play any music or sound from MP via that connection. Just trying to understand why ITUNES is wanted, when MP already does almost all of what ITUNES does. [/QUOTE]

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