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Very amusing story! I know two solutions for the problem: One is, don't buy drm'd music (and movies!) - we all knew that. The other is, immediately play the
by mironathetin 18y ago
Very amusing story!
I know two solutions for the problem:
One is, don't buy drm'd music (and movies!) - we all knew that.
The other is, immediately play the music, send it with audio out to your stereo and through audio in back to the computer and record it. This limits the fun and is boring work, but then the music will be 100% drm free.
As for europe, this is even legal, because you don't break drm and recording comes with a quality loss (depending on your stereo and soundcard) - means, its not a copy.
Hm..., maybe 1 is the better solution...
- brfox 18y agoThe license on playsforsure lets you just burn the music to CD for playing in your normal CD player. Then you could re-rip it in FLAC or something lossless. I think that re-ripping back to a lossy format ends up being double bad when you burn from a compressed file to start with. Alternatively, you can just remove the DRM: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Media_DRM#Removal http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Media_DRM#Removal
- mironathetin 18y ago"Alternatively, you can just remove the DRM:" yes, you can, but thats illegal. I was thinking about a legal way.