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Yes, I would like to know if there is any way to extract a song from iTunes as either .wav, or as a .mp3. It was originally on a CD, but was uploaded into iTunes as part of my family's "Music consolidation" program. We access our music over the house network, meaning all the songs are on a single hard drive. I have tried copying it from the source file, however it comes out as an .m4a, meaning it won't upload to "MonkeyJam."
erm, I remember manvan told me, I can't remember though.
You can't export to .mp3 a lot of the time, many files are .m4p.
If you want to, you can go to preferences and change the file you export as to mp3, then go advanced>export as .mp3, if I'm not mistaken.
Download Audacity, go to Edit > Preferences > Recording > Device select - 'What you hear'
Now anything that you hear through your sound card over your speakers can be recorded
Once captured just save as MP3 
Last edited by Si665 (July 22, 2009 (05:52am))
^I'm afraid I don't have that option.
*Thump*
In Audacity it can also be called Stereo Mix or Wave.
They all mean the same.
^Here's what I get.
Ah yes. Quite a simple fix. Open up iTunes, go to Preferences -> Import Settings (under "When You Insert a CD"). Then choose 'MP3' or 'WAV Encoder' and hit OK. Now when you right click a song, it should say "Create MP3 Version" near the top. And that's all there is to it.
Thanks ManVan, it worked! 
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