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  omg, it is really a good news for us, i finally can put itunes songs to my mp3.
  i don't buy songs and video from itunes store often.
  because i have Aiseesoft iPod Movie Converter.
  i found it few monthes before and then i really don't need itunes store. it can convert all the popular formats to iPod video formats.
  here is also one for mac user:
  Aiseesoft iPod Video Converter for Mac

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