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Posted by Cathy on 03/19/07 22:14
SoundTaxi too.
http://www.soundtaxi.info/
"TimB" <timbinchicago@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Mar 20, 6:18 am, "JDS" <n...@notnow.net> wrote:
>> I want files with NO DRM though so can play on any of my devices.
>>
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>
> OK, here's what I do...
>
> I get most of my music from Napster, it's all DRM'd WMAs. When I
> started downloading from them I didn't know what DRM meant. When I
> let my subscription run out, about a month later none of my music
> would play. I was like "WTF" I paid for this shit. That's when i
> figured out what DRM was.
>
> So, I rejoined Napster, got my licenses' renewed and went on a search
> for a "file converter". I figured somebody else must have had the
> same problem and did something about it. I must have downloaded a
> dozen or more converters, they all say they'll convert WMA's to MP3's,
> what they don't tell you though is that they won't touch a DRM
> protected WMA.
>
> Then, finally, I downloaded a shareware version of "tunebite". It
> plays the WMA through your sound card and re-records it as an MP3.
> Same quality as the original. The best 25 bucks I've spent in months.
> http://www.tunebite.com
>
> Tim
>
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