Windows Media Audio Licenses

hey, before i got my ipod, i ripped my music from my cds to Windows Media Player. When I try to import the music from windows media to Itunes, it will not work because of the Windows Media Audio Licenses, is there anyway i can bypass this without ripping all of my cds manually again to itunes? or can I just get rid of the Windows Media Audio Licenses on the cds i've ripped? Please help!!

Did you ever get any help with this? I have the same question.
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