I eventually figured it out I had to sign into my Apple account in iTunes and authorize the PC on my account. It said it was running, but was doing nothing. I told it to convert, and nothing happened. Audio Convert has a nice single-button you click and it adds your entire iTunes library to the queue to be converted.

When you launch Audio Converter, it automatically launches iTunes at the same time. Since I have a bunch of old music from iTunes that I wanted to remove the DRM and convert, I downloaded and installed iTunes. I did not have it installed and it promptly complained that it could not find the install and wanted me to tell it where it was installed. The second you launch the software, it searches for your iTunes install. Yes, it REQUIRES iTunes desktop to be installed. Now my assignment is to find someone with DRM material in the next 6 months, copy it to my computer, deDRM-and-save-as, and report. I personally never use DRM material, but if I find someone who does, perhaps I can try this on their stuff to see if it removes DRM, and then I can give feedback. So DRmare Audio Converter 2.3.0 for Windows is a program. This does NOT look like a general purpose audio converter for other input files, such as files that do not have DRM but are in other formats we might like to convert. Regardless, DRmare Audio Converter 2.3.0 for Windows looks like ONLY DRM removal-and-save a new file format. Now I will download and reinstall iTunes to see if I can eliminate the error. even though the webpage expects you to have already clicked on the first offered link above to go to the Microsoft store. and click on 'Windows', duh, and the next webpage offers an Apple direct link: 'Looking for other versions? macOS Windows' So this software for Windows is crippled multiple ways by depending in Apple iTunes that no longer directly supports Windows.

It's an Apple iTunes message that I now see pops up when I open iTunes all on it's own.Īnd that tells me that this software depends on and or interacts with iTunes.Īpple seems averse to directly offering iTunes for Windows anymore, instead directing us to Microsoft store. Programmers have a sense of humor, eh what? Located in the dynamic link library WTF.dll. Got this error message when opening DRmare Audio Converter 2.3.0 for Windows:ĬoreAnimationTestWindow:iTunes.exe - Entry Point Not Found

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