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	JHymn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		JHymn provides an easy to use GUI with much added functionality including the ability to add, delete, and update MPEG-4 atoms in file types of M4A, M4B, M4P, and MP4.
		A common use of JHymn is to remove FairPlay digital rights management (DRM) restrictions created by FairPlay from files purchased at the iTunes Store.
		The JHymn program was coded by an anonymous coder who goes by the nickname FutureProof in the hymn forums.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/JHymn (174 words)

	Hymn (software) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hymn and JHymn will only function with iTunes clients previous to version 6.0; purchasing music with these older versions is still supported by Apple.
		The hymn project is currently still working on a fix so that their software will work with iTunes clients 6.0 and later.
		JHymn has superseded hymn as the official software of The Hymn Project.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hymn_(software) (298 words)

	JHymn Info and Help
		JHymn will have to learn how to perform the iTunes 6.0 protocol before this problem is likely to be fixed -- so hang on, it could be a bit of a wait.
		JHymn extracts song information such as song title, album name, artist, etc., from AAC files, and creates MP3 files with appropriate ID3 tags to convey this information.
		Mac version of JHymn now uses scripted updating of the iTunes Library to create a more thorough break by unlocked files from their locked originals — this can solve some of the problems seen with the release of iTunes 4.7.1 and songs being unplayable and/or deleted from iPods.
	hymn-project.org /jhymndoc (4641 words)

	stinner dot com » JHymn
		JHymn is a program that can strip the DRM (Digital Rights Management) from an iTunes purchased song.
		DRM was designed primarily to prevent music piracy but in exchange made it hard for honest people to have “fair use” of their music.
		I found out about JHymn from reading a post over at plastic bugs, which is a blog created by Scott Moschella, who is the line producer for The ScreenSavers.
	www.stinner.com /2005/02/19/jhymn (471 words)

	OSDir.com
		JHymn seems to have done a pretty good job of removing that watermarking, but additional watermarks are cached outside of the protected files themselves, in the iTunes Library database, perhaps on the iPod itself.
		The files output by hymn and JHymn are perfectly good AAC files, which should be playable by any player which conforms with the AAC standards.
		There are still some potential problems until the next version of JHymn comes out, but some helpful (if somewhat tedious) work-arounds exist in the meantime, which are discussed in the hymn-project.org forums.
	osdir.com /PrintArticle3823.phtml (1835 words)

	JHymn broken in iTunes 6 - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
		For those of you unaware, JHymn essentially allows you to strip the DRM from your iTunes Music Store purchases.
		JHymn has been a savior to allowing me to share my music amongst my multiple MP3 playing devices - both Apple and non-Apple.
		At least while JHymn worked, I was buying albums legally from iTunes and then merely stripping out the DRM so I could listen to them on my Archos AV480.
	www.tuaw.com /2005/10/13/jhymn-broken-in-itunes-6 (1423 words)

	Lotus Geek \| Jhymn 0.8.2 now available
		Jhymn 0.8.2 is now available - you can download it from here.
		JHymn is the official GUI for the HYMN project (Hear Your Music aNywhere), an open source project developed to allow users to exercise your fair use rights granted under US copyright law.
		The latest release of JHymn was created to counter a new "requirement" imposed by Apple on iTunes.
	www.lotusgeek.com /SapphireOak/LotusGeekBlog.nsf/d6plinks/ROLR-6BDMJA (1453 words)

	dbpowerAMP - Apple Lossless Decoder
		I have exactly the same problem, and the funny thing is that when I first installed the mp4 codec I could convert one file with no problem, but now I cannot, even the one I had converted before.
		I tried then to convert directly to mp3 with JHymn and it went ok this time, but, dBPowerAMP still claims that the file is empty.
		I also noted that for the m4a files I'm creating with JHymn, if you check them with "properties" their sizes are not 0, but dBpowerAMP says they are empty.
	forum.dbpoweramp.com /showthread.php?t=8992 (1030 words)

	DocBug: JHymn unable to strip DRM from iTunes 6.0 purchases
		Looks like JHymn is not able to strip the DRM off of any music or video purchased through iTunes 6.0, and that the new videos purchasable from the iTunes Music...
		Looks like JHymn is not able to strip the DRM off of any music or video purchased through iTunes 6.0, and that the new videos purchasable from the iTunes Music Store can only be played using iTunes 6.
		iTunes 6 hasn't been cracked yet — the jHymn site says it'll probably be up to DVD Jon to do the main leg-work (you can donate to his cause if you'd like).
	docbug.com /blog/archives/000459.html (425 words)

	JHymn doesn't currently work with iTu... - iTunes - tribe.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		JHymn doesn't currently work with iTunes 6.x and later...
		If not, I thought I should mention that upgrading to the latest version of the store means that JHymn will not work to remove the DRM from your iTunes audio files.
		The note on the JHymn site says that it will take some time to figure out how to make it work again.
	itunes.tribe.net /thread/ce7dfe37-c798-4c6d-b728-004a22dde816 (134 words)

	Convert iTunes to MP3 Format
		JHymn was created to allow you to exercise your fair-use rights under copyright law, and will free your iTunes music from DRM restrictions with no loss of sound quality.
		Note that JHymn is not meant to aid music piracy, but it does contradict the iTunes user agreement, and may not be legal in your country.
		The other two are on a different tab in jHymn and are the same name as the itunes library, but.xml and.iti extensions.
	www.askbobrankin.com /convert_itunes_to_mp3_format.html (3523 words)

	www.myspace.com/jhymn
		Jhymn is the equivalent of a spiritual superhero in this world.
		The thing that "self-appointed benevolent dictator for life" Jhymn doesn't mention to a lot of people is that his personal dictatorial fiefdom only covers a small area comprising of 82% of his body mass.
		Jhymn is a fuzzy monstser that eats turtles...
	www.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=3232007&Mytoken=20050321082214 (2112 words)

	jHymn - Hydrogenaudio Forums
		ive recently heard about this program called jhymn from a friend (http://www.hymn-project.org/).
		edit: jhymn won't ever cause loss of quality, unless you consider DRM to enhance quality in some bizarre fashion.
		jHymn will remove the DRM and convert it to an unprotected M4A file.
	www.hydrogenaudio.org /forums/index.php?showtopic=32152 (969 words)

	free your music with jhymn - Hack A Day
		i have a lot of non-ipod music players and computers i can't "authorize" to play my purchased music on, so jhymn solves a lot of those issues and it still keeps your info inside the song(s).
		Jhymn is not a total rip off, it allows you to remove your info completely from the file, if im not mistaken.
		The JHymn program is a hymn variant, written in Java, that provides the same functionality as hymn but in a cross-platform user interface.
	www.hackaday.com /2004/12/25/free-your-music-with-jhymn (377 words)

	Jhymn: See what people are saying right now on Technorati
		Jhymn: See what people are saying right now on Technorati
		A Letter to MS Posted by Fred under Microsoft, DRM, FairUse4WM, JHymn 1 Comment One of the kinda...
		Joyfully Sing Hymn Lyrics 24-Jun-06 Sing with a tuneful song, sing and adore Jesus the Holy One, King evermore; He is the desert Rock, there we may...
	www.technorati.com /tag/jhymn (227 words)

	Keys Corner » Blog Archive » iTunes 6.0 breaks JHymn
		If you use JHymn to remove Apple’s digital rights management (DRM) on music you have bought in the iTunes Music Store, you may want to hold off on updating to iTunes 6 for the moment.
		This entry was posted on Saturday, October 15th, 2005 at 04:10:04 and is filed under On the web, Computing.
		Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.
	www.keyscorner.com /?p=345 (158 words)

	paraesthesia: JHymn is the new Hymn
		It looks as though JHymn is the only supported version of hymn left, at least, according to the hymn forums.
		JHymn has a lot more flexibility than hymn did, but doesn't seem to have a command line interface, which makes it difficult to integrate into a script.
		That said, it does have functionality to back up your protected music to a new location once it's scrubbed of DRM, so it sort of does what my M4P Backup script did anyway.
	www.paraesthesia.com /blog/comments.php?id=738_0_1_0_C (121 words)

	dbpowerAMP - Can't Install Codec
		Eventually Hymn gave way to jHymn as the original author(s) gave up the fight (as other similar programs had done much earlier).
		The release of iTunes 6 was designed to counter jHymn and did so in a way that also prevented users from reverting to earlier versions of iTunes.
		The author(s) of jHymn claim(s) to be working on an update.
	forum.dbpoweramp.com /showthread.php?t=9273 (1517 words)

	iNODE » Blog Archive » JHymn broken with iTunes 6
		Discovered that JHymn doesn’t seem to “fix” the Fairplay DRM on the latest release of iTunes (6.0).
		Bought a new song by Sonny Landreth and was unable to peel off the DRM using JHymn.
		It appears that if you make any purchases using iTunes 6.0, from that point on you must use 6.0 — and then JHymn won’t work for you either.
	timesync.gmu.edu /wordpress/?p=63 (189 words)

	OS X Hax: JHymn
		No doubt everyone has noticed by now that the link in the previous entry is dead.
		Playfair was renamed Hymn (Hear Your Music aNywhere), and then another fellow rewrote the whole thing in Java as JHymn.
		JHymn is now the tool to use, as it also supports a generic UI for removing atoms from the mp4 files it processes.
	www.osxhax.com /archives/000064.html (270 words)

	Download of the Day: myFairTunes6 (Windows) - Lifehacker
		MMcNasby: Jhymn will be your answer, most likely...but it hasn't been compiled for intel macs yet (isn't a universal app)...I tried and tried to install it on my mbp, but it wouldn't work for me.
		apparently, that can be done to the existing jhymn and it will work.
		Jhymn doesn't work with itunes 6 yet, so no luck for os x yet.
	www.lifehacker.com /software/drm/download-of-the-day-myfairtunes6-windows-198522.php (773 words)

	1src Forums - Itunes Music
		But, I was wondering if there was a way to use the JHymn project or some other freeware.
		The problem is I have itune 6 and the current Jhymn project won't work so I was wondering if anyone has any other suggestions or freeware programs they can suggest.
		I'm on windows and I was wondering a way other than burning on a cd and importing the songs to transfer protected itunes music to my pda.
	www.1src.com /forums/showthread.php?t=109984&goto=newpost (554 words)

	Ben Poole :: weblog :: iTunes 6
		It had to happen eventually I suppose, so here’s hoping for a new version of JHymn from the geniuses behind it: it’s a brilliant tool for freeing up music that you bought.
		On a similar note, i think iTunes6 does some kind of backend DB upgrade...presumably this is what breaks the jHymn.
		With the size of my library, and the consequent time it took to upgrade, I actually thought iTunes was borked but alas 10mins later it was fine and now seems to run a lot faster than the previous version.
	www.benpoole.com /weblog/200510142217 (237 words)

	hymn -- decrypt iTunes and iPod music / unprotect AAC files (m4p --> m4a) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		JHymn is currently the official software bundle supported by this web site.
		JHymn provides a drag-'n'-drop graphical user interface (GUI) for both Mac OS X and Windows users.
		The original hymn software can be used as a command-line interface (CLI) tool on Mac, Windows, and *nix platforms, but development is currently suspended and hymn may not work on all iTunes Music Store purchases.
	www.hymn-project.org (412 words)

	What About JHymn? -- drmacro's comment on "Declaration of InDRMpendence" \| TalkBack on ZDNet
		The JHymn tool (http://hymn-project.org/) allows you do remove the DRM from iTunes files and, as a side effect, convert them to MP3 format.
		Therefore, any attempt to restrict the use of digital files will be ultimately futile, although it may require a bit of effort on the part of users.
		In the case of JHymn, the tool makes it about as easy as it could be do de-DRM a set of files.
	talkback.zdnet.com /5208-10532-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=13837&messageID=277838&start=-1 (374 words)

	JHymn - Remove DRM restrictions without loss of sound quality · CHEESETOE.COM
		JHymn - Remove DRM restrictions without loss of sound quality
		If you don’t like the sound of this check out JHymn.
		I just wanna say amen to all those fighting back to remove drm from multimedia files.
	www.cheesetoe.com /wordpress/?p=101 (294 words)

	TipMonkies » Blog Archive » Free your music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Based upon the work of Jon Johansen (previously mentioned), JHymn allows the user to scrub the DRM after the music has been bought.
		I would also not recommend converting the tracks to MP3, since once an audio file has been compressed, there is no real advantage in changing formats.
		This is essential in order to unlock the files so please make sure to input the correct information.
	www.tipmonkies.com /2005/04/28/free-your-music (436 words)

	New Jhymn?
		I'm just wondering whether there is any news regarding the next JHymn version because I have some songs I bought off iTunes 6 unaware that the current JHymn version couldn't unlock them.
		does this tunebite program provide the same quality as jhymn or no? coz i already tried streaming and recording via another program and the quality was shithouse.
		Just give it a try, and if you are not convinced, just wait for a new Jhymn to come.....
	www.dvdchasers.com /ntopic163497.html (338 words)

	JHymn Goes Behind Atoms and Apple To Bring DRM-Free Music :: OSDir.com :: Open Source, Linux News & Software
		Like all matter in the universe, MPEG-4 files are also made of "atoms" -- it's the term given for the set of nested data that comprises the structure of an MPEG-4 file.
		I guess some people don't understand that the copyright owner gets to choose how their property is used.
		OSDir is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
	osdir.com /Article3823.phtml (2244 words)

	MacNN \| JHymn interview reveals Apple FairPlay DRM details
		The original author of the hymn code, which he released under the GNU General Public License, has never come forward, and prefers to remain anonymous.
		The current maintainer of hymn goes by the handle 'FutureProof,' [and] developed JHymn, a more user-friendly Java implementation of the original command-line version of hymn.
		I use jhymn and I don't feel bad about it at all.
	www.macnn.com /articles/05/01/27/apple.fairplay.drm.details (1011 words)

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