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assuming we're talking about data that isn't under DRM; DRM is another issue Though AirPlay does work on DRM'ed streams, there's little advantage to using that
by spicyj 14y ago
assuming we're talking about data that isn't under DRM; DRM is another issue
Though AirPlay does work on DRM'ed streams, there's little advantage to using that over simply recording from the audio out from your computer and no advantage over using something like Audio Hijack Pro (another Rogue Amoeba product) or Soundflower to record the audio output of your computer.
- officemonkey 14y agoThe DRM exists to limit rights of unauthorized people to play content, not to limit the rights of authorized people to play content. If an authorized user initiates playing the content, DRM shouldn't prevent it from occurring.
- Karunamon 14y ago>The DRM exists to limit rights of unauthorized people to play content, not to limit the rights of authorized people to play content. On paper, yes. In practice, "unauthorized people" don't have to deal with it, and only "authorized people" have to struggle.