A: Yes, but you should know that songs from Zune Marketplace or Zune Pass are offered in Microsoft DRM-restricted WMA format (2-pass CBR @ 192kbit/s) or non-DRM MP3 format (up to 320kbit/s) for a per-song or per-album fee, while the iPod/iPhone offers AAC(Apple DRM-protected .m4p & non-DRM .m4a) music and mp3 drm-free format.
The non-DRM music in mp3 extension from Zune Software can play on iTunes/iPod without limitation, but the DRM-protected WMA songs from Zune Marketplace can't play on iTunes due to DRM license restriction. So how can you transfer the Zune songs to iTunes/iPod/iPad in an easy and fast way?
To put the Zune DRM music to iTunes, you should firstly remove the DRM and then convert the WMA format to iTunes supported formats such as MP3, AAC. The easy and fast way is to do this with a professional DRM Converter - Noteburner Audio Converter for Win.
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Steps to convert Zune Music to iTunes/iPod/iPad/ iPhone with Noteburner
Step 1. Launch Noteburner Zune to iTunes Converter.
Step 2. Choose target format (MP3 for example)and output folder: Click Setting button, choose MP3 as output format, go to MP3 tab and check the ID3Tag options.
Step 3. Set NoteBurner as the default CD burner for Windows Media Player.
Step 4. Edit a Zune songs playlist for burning to MP3 or AAC for copying to iTunes or iPod.
Tips: Since NoteBurner utilizes virtual CD burning mechanism to convert audio files, it's suggested that one playlist shall contain no more than 74 minutes music, that's approximately 650 MB files, the standard capacity of Compact Disc.
Step 5. Click Start Burn button to burn the Zune format songs playlist .
Step 6. Get the MP3/AAC files and Put the converted Zune songs to your iTunes/iPod/iPad.
Step 7. Import the converted Zune songs to iTunes, if you want to sync your songs to your iPod, iPad, or iPhone, just connect your Apple device to iTunes, and sync to your device directly.
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