Posted by dadiOH on 09/04/05 21:42

audiohead wrote:
> Would I be called a "bottom feeder" if I offered this information for
> free?

I think the $19.95 was what elicited "bottom feeder".
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> I spent
> hundreds of dollars and hours figuring this out because I had five
> hundred plus DRM wma music files that I wanted to import to i-Tunes.

Shame you didn't Google first, either web for methodology or groups for
back posts here.

I don't use and have never had wma files (DRM or not) but is there
anything wrong with either recording/encoding the output or writing to
an audio disc (CD-RW so it can be reused) and ripping that disc while
encoding to the codec du jour?

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dadiOH
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