Simple Tricks to Get Apple Music Play via Web Player without iTunes

Unlike any other music tracks, songs you downloaded from Apple Music are impossible to play through web browsers on computer. They are stuck with iTunes app for playing on Mac or PC. And there’s no web player version of iTunes available for playing Apple Music via browser. So it’s not convenient at all for people who don’t like using iTunes as media player. In order to help you easily play Apple Music on web player without iTunes, we are providing you a simple solution to solve this issue here in this article.

Why can’t We Listen to Apple Music via Web Player

Firstly, let’s get into the reasons why Apple Music can’t play on web player without iTunes. The main reason is that Apple Music tracks are in M4P format and protected with Apple FairPlay DRM which restricts you from listening Apple Music on common media players, including online players and desktop players such as Windows Media Player, VLC, etc. Due to DRM, you can only play Apple Music songs on Apple’s iOS devices and Android phones that have built-in Apple Music app.
Tools to Make Apple Music Playable on Web without iTunes

As we already figured out the cause why we can’t play Apple Music on web player, then it’s easy to suggest a solution. What if we get rid of the DRM protection from Apple Music M4P songs? Bingo! That’s what we are talking about here. You cannot find an Apple Music web player, but there are so many tools that can remove DRM from Apple Music. In other words, once the DRM is cracked from Apple Music streams, you can easily play the songs on any player as you like. Now you meet TunesKit Apple Music Converter for Mac/Windows, an all-in-one smart Apple Music DRM removal solution that can completely remove DRM lock from any offline Apple Music M4P songs and convert the DRM-ed music tracks to DRM-free MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, etc. that are compatible with most web players and other media players. With the help of this little app, you can then play Apple Music on your computer without iTunes at all. Besides, this magic Apple Music converter can not only preserve the original audio quality for you, but also keep the ID3 tags of the music tracks in the DRM-free files.

Steps to Convert Apple Music to Web Player with TunesKit

Step 1. Launch TunesKit Apple Music Converter on your computer. You’ll find iTunes opens automatically. Simply click the top “add” icon to load the offline Apple Music songs from the iTunes library. Select the ones you want to convert and click OK to add the files to TunesKit.

Step 2. Click the Format panel on the bottom left corner and you’ll be prompted with a window where you can select the output audio format including MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, M4A and M4B. You can also adjust the audio quality such as codec, channel, sample rate, bit rate, etc. as you like.

Step 3. Click “Convert” button to strip DRM from Apple Music and convert them to DRM-free MP3 or other formats.

Congratulations! When the conversion finishes, you are able to play the converted Apple Music songs on web player freely.

Everything You Want to Know About Apple Music

During the rise of digital music, Apple also introduced its first own streaming music service Apple Music in 2015. As one of the largest streaming music services around the world, Apple Music is regarded as the biggest competitor for Spotify since Apple Music is equipped with many great features and outstanding integration: users don’t need to install extra applications to sync the music tracks on different devices, and if you have a Mac, iPhone, or Apple TV, you can use Siri to control it. By far, Apple Music supports over 110 countries, provides about 40 million songs to its users, has more than 20 million paid subscribers from all over the world.

Perhaps you are considering whether to subscribe Apple Music to keep up with the digital music times, or you are planning to switch from other streaming music platform to Apple Music, you may need to know more information about Apple Music to help you make the decision.

Major Features of Apple Music

There are three major features of Apple music: Apple Music, which lets users to select music to stream to their device on-demand or use an already-existing playlist curated by "music experts"; Beats 1, the service's 24-hour radio station led by DJ Zane Lowe that broadcasts in over 100 countries; and Connect, which allows artists to share "lyrics, backstage photos, videos or even release their latest song directly to fans directly from their iPhone".

How to Become a Subscriber for Apple Music?

If you are first time subscribing Apple Music, you can get access to three month free-trail, and you can sign up your Apple Music account on you iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac, Android, or PC to enjoy the streaming tracks from the catalog. Once those three months are up, you need to pay $9.99/mo to maintain the streaming music service.

The company also offers family plan to its users to meet multiple requirements, if your family members also like streaming music, you can simply sign up for $14.99/mo family plan and up to six people in your family can use Apple Music. Aside from that, family members also can built their own separate music libraries and playlists.

Does My Device Support Apple Music?

What devices can support Apple music songs?

• iOS devices （running iOS 8.4 or later）: iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
• Apple Watch 1.0.1 or later.
• Macs and PCs running iTunes.
• Android devices with Apple Music App installed.
• Apple TV.
• Aging iPod touch, the new iPod nano and iPod shuffle are limited to Apple music tracks.
• Sonos system: Sonos app is installed on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.

In which case you can't enjoy your Apple Music songs?

• You are limited to listen to the Apple Music on up to 10 devices with authorization.
• The iOS devices which run the version lower than V.8.4 also can't get access to Apple Music.
• You won't be able to stream your previously purchased and ripped music to your other devices once you unsubscribe the Apple Music.
• Android devices don't have Apple Music app installed.

Apple's FairPlay DRM on Apple Music Audio Files

Unlike those songs from iTunes, steaming tracks from Apple Music don't really belong to you. It is because songs you purchased from iTunes are all in DRM-free AAC format while your paid Apple Music tracks are all in DRM-loaded M4P format. You can go to your iCloud Music Library to check the status of music tracks that downloaded from Apple Music streaming catalog. Then you will find all your purchased songs from Apple Music are all in this status:

It shows you that all these Apple Music files are stored as 256k AAC (M4P) format files and have FairPlay DRM applied to them. Music files with M4P format are locked by DRM protection which means even you have paid for Apple Music Subscription, you can only have access to limited devices and you are not to own any single songs. What's worse, once you decide to unsubscribe Apple Music, you will loss the access to them forever.

Break The Restriction: Convert Apple Music from M4P to MP3

If you don't want to stand the DRM protection anymore and you want to save these paid Apple Music songs forever without any limitation, you can simply convert Apple Music songs from M4P to MP3 which can be compatible with almost popular media players.

Tuneskit Apple Music Converter is a specific music converter for Apple Music users, it help Apple Music files get rid from DRM protection while converting them into high-quality MP3 files at a very fast speed. TunesKit also meets the requirement of maintaining ID tags in converted music files and is totally clean and easy to use, especially suitable for beginners.

Tips: How to Set Free Apple Music Files to MP3 files?

>> Download TunesKit Apple Music Converter for Mac or for Windows;
>> Add Apple Music files by clicking "Add Files" button or directly dragging-dropping the files to middle area;
>> Customize the output format as "MP3" by selecting the output format;
>> Click "Convert" icon to start the conversion, batch conversion also is available.

Only need easy 4 steps, the Apple Music songs conversion to MP3 files will complete in a few seconds. Converted Apple Music are all in DRM-free MP3 format, hence, you have the ability to play the music track on any devices as you like since they actually belong to you.

Also want to learn: How to Convert Apple Music from M4P to MP3?

                                

How to crack DRM lock from Apple Music M4P

Like the movies, audiobooks and other content sold from iTunes Store, the music tracks you subscribed and downloaded from Apple Music are protected by FairPlay DRM. Because of which, users can't take the full control of the Apple Music songs at all but are only restricted to play the music streams on devices with Apple Music account authorization.

Many Apple Music subscribers may wonder whether there's any possibility to break the DRM lock from the streaming music tracks so that they can freely transfer the offline Apple Music songs to any media player as they like. Fortunately, the answer is yes.

To help Apple Music users fully get the ownership of the M4P songs, TunesKit Apple Music Converter comes. It's a simple solution developed to easily remove DRM protection from downloaded Apple Music songs and playlists by converting the M4P files to common MP3, AAC, WAV, M4A, M4B, etc. You can have a look at the following guide to see how it works to kill DRM from Apple Music with ease.

Firstly, you should download and install the free version of TunesKit Apple Music DRM Remover for Mac.（TunesKit Apple Music Converter for Windows）

Second, add the Apple Music M4P files to the converter by either clicking the "Add Files" button or drag-and-drop.

Then when the M4P songs are added to TunesKit successfully, you should choose the output format as you want.

Now you can begin to strip DRM encryption from Apple Music and convert the DRM-ed M4P songs to MP3 or other by clicking "Convert" button.

What you should do is to wait for the conversion finishes. Once it's done, you can get the DRM-free Apple Music songs and enjoy them anywhere at anytime. You can now save the music on your devices forever without worrying about the DRM at all, even if you unsubscribe the Apple Music service someday.

For more details on the smart Apple Music converter and how to remove DRM from Apple Music, you can follow this source page: http://www.tuneskit.com/apple-music-tips/remove-drm-from-apple-music.html

TunesKit Newly Launched DRM Apple Music Converter for Windows and Mac

Based on customers' request to remove DRM encryption from Apple Music audio tracks, TunesKit studio recently introduced a new member to its DRM removal family, that is, TunesKit Apple Music Converter for Mac (Windows). Now with this perfect DRM removal solution for Apple Music, users who subscribed Apple Music service could take full control over their Apple Music songs by completely cracking DRM lock from the offline Apple Music M4P tracks so that they can enjoy those music streams on non-Apple media players and devices as they wish.

As a top-leading music-streaming service in the world, Apple Music has already exceeded 15 million subscribers so far and the number is fast growing every single day. New subscribers will get a 3-month free trial and pay $9.9 subscription fee per month when the free trial ends. During the subscription, users are allowed to download and stream any music track from Apple Music to their iOS and Apple-related devices. However, due to the DRM copyright protection, they are prohibited from streaming the downloaded Apple Music songs to non-Apple media players for playback. In this case, TunesKit DRM Apple Music Converter is launched to help Apple Music subscribers get away from DRM restriction by unlocking DRM protection from the offline M4P songs they download with Apple Music so that they can keep those audio tracks forever even if they unsubscribe Apple Music. Besides, this smart Apple Music DRM removal tool also works with the DRM-encrypted M4P songs downloaded from iTunes store a few years ago.

Thanks to the innovative DRM decryption core, TunesKit Apple Music Converter is able to convert the DRM-ed Apple Music files from M4P to DRM-free MP3, AAC, WAV, M4A, M4B and FLAC while preserving the original ID tags and metadata, including track number, title, artist, album, genre and duration, etc. By striping DRM from Apple Music songs with this powerful DRM cracker, Apple Music users can freely transfer the unprotected Apple Music songs, albums and playlists to any device to enjoy, including iPod, Samsung, LG, Motorola, Sony, Lenovo, Zune, and other MP3 players.

Like other DRM removal programs within TunesKit product line, TunesKit DRM Apple Music Converter is well-designed with a clean interface and neat buttons. Every one could handle the DRM removal process easily with a few clicks only. And unlike some traditional audio encoders, TunesKit Apple Music Converter doesn't need any extra hardware or virtual CD driver. "Due to the advanced encoding accelerator, TunesKit Apple Music Converter boasts a super fast conversion speed at 30X, much faster than any other similar Apple Music crackers in the market," said Andres, the marketing director of TunesKit.