Conversion of Mpeg4 audio files into mp3

I recently purchased some songs with the aim to include them in a movie I'm currently editing re my vacations.
The edit software I'm using (Magix video de luxe 2007) doesn't allow to include these songs. I tried to convert the items into mp3 (using iTunes features) but the answer was that the item couldn't be converted as it itìs protected. I unsuccessfully tried to find a solution to my problem in the iTunes sites. It seems impossible to contact iTunes to get an answer. It seems unfare to allow purchase of an item when this can be used only to be listened to! Is there somebody who can help me?
Thank you.

You can't do anything with downloaded apple itunes tracks apart from play them. If the music you need is that important download them as Mp3's. A much more flexible format.
The French government have tried to make Apple make it's music more flexible but Apple would rather stop selling tracks to France than give up their code.
What peeves me is here in the UK we pay 99p($1.47) for each track while in the US it is just 99c. I still prefer to buy CD's, at least I can re-sell them on ebay and recoup some of my outlay and I can do anything with the tracks. On itunes you get nothing for your money.

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