As e know, Apple music service is one of the most hottest music service for most of people. Apple music collect millions of popular music tracks and it is welcomed by most of Apple fans. However, one of the most-complained issues is that Apple music tracks are only playable on device with a current Apple music subscription, which stops users from enjoying Apple music on media devices after canceling the subscription. If you need to play Apple music on iPhone for offline, you should remove DRM protection from Apple music with the help of some tools. There are hundreds of free or paid music converters in the market claiming that they can convert almost all video and audio formats. Actually, I must tell you that most of them will fail to convert Apple music or iTunes music to MP3 for offline playing.
To play Apple music on iPhone for offline after canceling the subscription, you should remove DRM protection from Apple music first. Here Apple Music Converter is what you need. It’s a powerful music converter program help to remove DRM protection from Apple music, convert Apple music from M4P to free MP3 files with original quality legally. The conversion is up to 16x speed. You are allow to play back the converted Apple music on any compatible media devices, like iPhone(iPhone X, iPhone 8, iPhone 7, iPhone 6S/6), iPod, PSP, MP3 player, Android device or more smartphone, etc,.
How to Play Apple Music on iPhone without Limitation
Step 1.Download and Launch Apple Music Converter on PC
Download the Apple Music Converter on your computer.
After launch the program immediately,iTunes will be launched automatically with this program.
Step 2.Select the Protected Apple Music to Convert
After launching the Apple Music Converter on the computer,the program will load all iTunes files automatically,including music, playlists, Audiobooks, M4P Audio, iTunes movies and TV shows.Please click on “Library” and mark the Apple Music tracks that you want to remove DRM and convert to MP3 for offline playing on iPhone.
Tips:You can select several items one by one or select the entire album by clicking on the checkbox on the top menu bar.If you added Apple Music songs/albums to iTunes library, click “Music” on the left side and sort all songs by Type. Check the songs marked with “Apple Music AAC audio file”.
Step 3.Set the Output Format – MP3
After selecting the Apple Music songs you want to convert,you should select the music output format,in order to converting all Apple music songs to MP3 format. Please select MP3 from the drop-down list under the “Output Format” column.The program allows you change the output parameters like channels, sample rate, codec, bitrate, etc,.
Select MP3 Output Profile :
Adjust Conversion Speed :
If you would like to change the conversion speed, then go to Options>>General.One the preferences windows to “Set Custom conversion speed for audio convert (1-16)” to adjust the conversion speed.
Step 4.Convert Protected Apple Music to DRM-free MP3 for iPhone
After setting MP3 as output format,then click “Start Convert” button to start converting Apple music from M4P music to MP3 and save the converted MP3 Apple songs on the computer.It will take you several minutes to convert the audio format,once the M4P to MP3 conversion process complete,please click on the “Open Output File” button to browse the converted MP3 music files on your computer.
Once the conversion is finished,you are allowed to view converted MP3 files on the computer:
Step 5.Transfer the Converted Apple Music to iPhone for Offline Playing
In the last step, you should transfer the converted Apple music from computer to iPhone for offline playing with iOS Manager.
Guide: How to Transfer Music from Computer to iPhone X/8/7/6S/6
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