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Burning iTMS Video's

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I was looking at picking up the Foo Fighters Video Retrospective as it's a great deal and has some great music. I was wondering if there was a way to burn the audio track of the Video to a CD so I can have the music for my car and the Video for my iMac?

I have found that some of the older Music Video's that are just MOV files burn the audio Track just fine (James Blunt's You're Beautiful as an example) but any that are Protected MPEG-4 video file has burning disabled

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i think that the the file is protected, so you can't really do anythign with it.
 

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