Can i play my mac purchased iTunes content on a PC

Hi,
Times are hard and i can't afford to replace my dead Powerbook G4 with another Mac laptop so i'm thinking of buying a PC. However i have a lot of iTunes purchased music and films etc can and how do i get it all onto a windows PC? Also will it all play ok?
Thanks.

yes, as long as iTunes on the PC is authorized for the same iTunes store account(s) you used to purchase the content.
JGG

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