Sort of a port of the original QTFairUse to iTunes 6 using the excellent pydbg package by Pedram Amini.

Requirements:
Python 2.4
pydbg and ctypes packages (included)

Supported iTunes versions: 6.0.4-6.0.5

Usage:
1) Start iTunes
2) Start QTFairUse6.py.
4) Play your protected track(s) in iTunes. Each track will be written into a separate dump_NN.aac file.
5) To make them playable in winamp, convert the raw streams to ADTS using FAAD:
faad.exe -a output.aac dump_NN.aac

http://hymn-project.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1553

The process is lossless, I presume?

Can they be re-embedded in mp4 containers afterwards?

don't know that much, i just so the news, and read the forum. Just in case, i downloaded the tool

But you can just follow the link and post/read at the forum.

I just downloaded the script and installed python 2.4.3.
The script detects iTunes 6.0.4. But when I play a protected track it doesn't say anything (as the code seem to do) and crashes after a few seconds of playback...

I'm available for any help to solve this (or rewrite this as a more simple to use C program)

edit: I installed iTunes 6.0.5 and it works

myTunes is a windows C++ port of QTFairUse6.

http://hymn-project.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1555

It don't seem to work in Mac OS X.
Oh well!

Nice update.