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|  #1 Posted on 2.6.08 0915.35 | Instant Rating: 7.40 | I will admit to being an iTunes noob when it comes to this sort of thing, but can you buy music online from anywhere and put it into iTunes? There are a few artists I'd like to get that aren't available in iTunes (AC/DC, for instance), but I'd like to not buy the CDs if possible.
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| #2 Posted on 2.6.08 0940.17 | Instant Rating: 7.26 | Yes - as long as the files you download are MP3, non-encrypted (DRM) AAC, WAV, or AIFF, you should be able to play them iTunes.
I know iTunes does not handle WMA (Windows Media Audio) or Real Audio files - but beyond that, iTuns is pretty flexible. I currently use eMusic as my primary online store (which are MP3s). And I've used other services in the past, and, as long as they're not DRMed, you should be fine.
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