Convert .m4p format to non-DRM format (mp3, ogg)

Do you know how to convert a .m4p (DRM quicktime) file to mp3 or ogg without using expensive software (AKA with scripts) and possibly Linux?

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There is no good method for decrypting encrypted Quicktime DRM files in linux. You may be able to play them using quicktime through wine (just a hunch), but saving them in a different format will probably be difficult. (although thinking out loud I wonder if it is possible to have an alsa plugin that dumps every stream of sound that it receives to a file?)

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