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I am trying to create an iMovie for my son for graduation and use songs that I purchased from iTunes. Some of the songs will not import into iMovie, saying that are protected or unavailable. I thought if you purchased the songs from iTunes, you could use in other Apple apps? Is this not the case?
Thanks in advance.
See About iCloud Music Library icons and status - Apple Support. Check that the file in your library is described as AAC audio file. Recently another user had a problem burning a purchased track to CD which should have been DRM free but iTunes was treating it like an Apple Music track. Removing the current download and then redownloading from the purchase history resolved it.
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See About iCloud Music Library icons and status - Apple Support. Check that the file in your library is described as AAC audio file. Recently another user had a problem burning a purchased track to CD which should have been DRM free but iTunes was treating it like an Apple Music track. Removing the current download and then redownloading from the purchase history resolved it.
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I did purchase it through iTunes and it is downloaded to my laptop, not on the cloud. Not sure why it’s not working.
You cannot use content that comes via an Apple Music subscription in third party projects, neither can you use anything currently in the cloud. Purchased and ripped music should work.
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