iTunes charges 30 cents per song, 30 percent of the current album price for complete albums, and 60 cents for music videos.Or if you have a lot of music with DRM on it, you can pay $25 one time for iTunes Match which will convert all of your old DRM files into higher bit rate files without DRM. But the important number to look at is the price next to the buy button, since that’s how much it’ll cost to upgrade your library. Once there, you’ll see a list of all the songs and albums that are available for upgrading, with a price next to each. Start by going to the iTunes Store home page, and clicking on Upgrade My Library under the Quick Links heading. In other words, you can’t pick and choose which tracks to upgrade. Yes, but it’ll cost you, and it’s an all-or-nothing proposition. ITunes Store and DRM-free music: What you need to know | Macworld
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