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By Justin SabrinaUpdated on December 17, 2022
The latest lineup of Galaxy smartphones includes the S10, S10+, S10e, S10 5G and Fold. The Galaxy Fold is the real stand-out: it’s the world's first seamless foldable phone. This 4.6-inch phone opens like a book to present a single 7.3-inch tablet display. Fold also features tri-app multitasking on its tablet screen – for instance, you can view a movie, text and surf the web all at the same time. If you used to be an iOS user and are now attracted to Galaxy Fold, you definitely don't want to miss all iTunes music collections. But is it possible to transfer iTunes music files to Galaxy Fold?
iTunes store offers millions of songs and automatic syncing – but only to Apple devices. It is not simple for Apple user to transfer iTunes music to Samsung Galaxy Fold because they are protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM), which limits you to playing those purchased songs within iTunes and on Apple devices. Obviously, Samsung Galaxy Fold is not included. You need some software to convert the protected M4P music file to unprotected MP3, WAV etc first, then you can play the mp3 files with your Samsung Galaxy Fold device.
To play M4P on Samsung Galaxy Fold, the first thing you need to do is removing the protection bound with M4P. And you are advised to use UkeySoft Apple Music Converter to remove the DRM protection from iTunes M4P music, as well as convert them to unprotected AAC, MP3 audio formats. Besides, it can also convert Apple Music songs, iTunes M4A, M4B audiobooks to MP3, WAV, AAC and FLAC without losing any audio quality. Don't worry, ID3 tags and metadata also will be preserved with 16X high speed conversion.
UkeySoft Apple Music Converter Main Features
Unlock DRM from iTunes purchased M4P, Audible AA, AAX audiobooks, Apple Music songs.
Convert iTunes M4P files to plain MP3/AA3/M4A audio format.
16X faster conversion speed & lossless output quality.
Playable on Samsung Galaxy Fold/S10/S9/S8/S7/S6, tablets, Sony Xperia, LG G6, HTC 10, HTC Hero, Huawei Mate X/20/20 Pro, etc.
Available on Mac/ Windows OS.
Step 1. Install and Run the Software on Mac PC
After downloading, you should follow the prompts to install the program to your Mac computer. And this UkeySoft Apple Music Converter is also suitable for Windows PC. Run it and you will find that iTunes is also automatically opened at the same time.
Step 2. Select iTunes Music Songs to Convert
UkeySoft Apple Music Converter automatically loads all your songs, albums, and playlists that you have added to iTunes Library. Check the ones that you want to convert to MP3.
Step 3. Choose Output Format
At this time you can choose output format as MP3 which is the format that supported by Samsung Galaxy Fold, Galaxy S10/S10+ and most of music players.
Step 4. Start Converting iTunes M4P to MP3
Click "Convert" button to begin removing DRM from iTunes Music songs and convert them to MP3. The songs will be converted one by one. When the conversion is completed, you can click "Open Output File" button to find the DRM-free iTunes music.
Step 5. Transfer DRM-free iTunes Music to Samsung Galaxy Fold
You can simply transfer all your iTunes music or Apple Music files to Samsung Galaxy Fold through USB cable.
Useful Tips: Movies and TV shows purchased from iTunes Store are also DRM-protected. If you want to remove DRM from iTunes movies and TV shows and convert them to unprotected MP4, try this iTunes Video DRM Removal software - UkeySoft M4V Converter.
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