How to insert iTunes music into PPT

I have the song on iTunes, and when I attach a song file, it says “PowerPoint cannot insert a sound from the selected file. Verify that the path and file format are correct, and try again”. Any ideas on what I can do?

You should know that music purchased from iTunes store is DRM protected while Microsoft PowerPoint only accepts (DRM free) wma, mp3, wav, aiff, au, mid or midi as background music. Therefore, what you need to do is convert iTunes music m4p/m4a/aac to wma, mp3, wav. TuneClone Audio Converter works great for unlocking iTunes music and converting iTunes music to plain mp3, wma or wav.

Here is the full guide: http://www.tuneclone.com/convert-itunes10-m4p-to-mp3.php

Below is the screenshot of TuneClone Audio Converter (Windows version):

After you get the output music files, launch Microsoft PowerPoint and open your PPT. Then you will be able to insert the output music to your PPT presentation.

How to Import iTunes DRM Music into Slideshow Project

If you are building a photo DVD slideshow project and want to add iTunes DRM music (m4p) as the background music, you will be faced with the nasty DRM issue. One way to resolve it is to burn iTunes DRM music to an audio CD and rip it back as MP3. Then you will be able to import the output MP3 file into the slideshow and use it as the background music. However, it is a waste of CD discs if you have lots of music tracks needed to be burned and re-ripped.

Another way is to go and download TuneClone Audio Converter to help you easily and quickly convert iTunes music to mp3 via virtual CD burning. There is no need for CD discs and it fully supports batch conversion. The original music tracks in your iTunes library will be kept intact. And the meta information of the music will be well preserved.

Follow this guide to learn how to get your iTunes music DRM free.