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Author: KajaGooGooKajaGooGoo Date: Apr 27, 2008 21:27
I signed up for the free trial of Napster and after spending two days and
downloading about 1000 songs, I found out that I cannot fucking convert the
wma to mp3 or otherwise use the music because it is DRM protected.
So I can listen to it on the computer and I can burn cds if I BUY THE MUSIC
but the service ($14.99 per month) does not give me anything except the
ability to download DRM protected songs to my computer only.
I want music that I can convert to mp3 for my mp3 player and to wav for my
CD burner, and I want the music to be free of copy protection.
Any good services out there that are cheap and yet have all the good bands
like Rage Against The Machine, System of a Down, etc.?? Wal-Mart downloads
do not have RATM or SoaD,
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Author: l.bjornklintl.bjornklint Date: Apr 28, 2008 06:14
On 28 Apr, 06:27, "KajaGooGoo" yahoo.com> wrote:> I signed up for the free trial of Napster and after spending two days and
> downloading about 1000 songs, I found out that I cannot fucking convert the
> wma to mp3 or otherwise use the music because it is DRM protected.
>
> So I can listen to it on the computer and I can burn cds if I BUY THE MUSIC
> but the service ($14.99 per month) does not give me anything except the
> ability to download DRM protected songs to my computer only.
>
> I want music that I can convert to mp3 for my mp3 player and to wav for my
> CD burner, and I want the music to be free of copy protection.
>
> Any good services out there that are cheap and yet have all the good bands
> like Rage Against The Machine, System of a Down, etc.?? Wal-Mart downloads...
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Author: Steven SullivanSteven Sullivan Date: Apr 28, 2008 07:15
In alt.music.yes KajaGooGoo yahoo.com> wrote:> I signed up for the free trial of Napster and after spending two days and
> downloading about 1000 songs, I found out that I cannot fucking convert the
> wma to mp3 or otherwise use the music because it is DRM protected.
LOL. *Sucker*
--
-S
maybe they wanna rock.
maybe they need to rock.
Maybe it's for the money? But That's none of our business..our business as fans is to rock
with them.
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Author: R. TotaleR. Totale Date: Apr 28, 2008 08:52
On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 00:27:19 -0400, "KajaGooGoo"
yahoo.com> wrote:
>I want music that I can convert to mp3 for my mp3 player and to wav for my
>CD burner, and I want the music to be free of copy protection.
Go buy CDs and rip them. It's cheaper than downloading, and since the
examples you gave play such crappy music you can probably find them
used in the dollar bins.
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Author: Steve BSteve B Date: Apr 28, 2008 10:56
>I signed up for the free trial of Napster and after spending two days and
> downloading about 1000 songs, I found out that I cannot fucking convert
> the
> wma to mp3 or otherwise use the music because it is DRM protected.
>
> So I can listen to it on the computer and I can burn cds if I BUY THE
> MUSIC
> but the service ($14.99 per month) does not give me anything except the
> ability to download DRM protected songs to my computer only.
>
> I want music that I can convert to mp3 for my mp3 player and to wav for my
> CD burner, and I want the music to be free of copy protection.
>
> Any good services out there that are cheap and yet have all the good bands
> like Rage Against The Machine, System of a Down, etc.?? Wal-Mart downloads
> do not have RATM or SoaD,
>
> ...
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Author: Lord BuckeyeLord Buckeye Date: Apr 28, 2008 15:40
On Apr 27, 9:27 pm, "KajaGooGoo" yahoo.com> wrote:> I signed up for the free trial of Napster and after spending two days and
> downloading about 1000 songs, I found out that I cannot fucking convert the
> wma to mp3 or otherwise use the music because it is DRM protected.
>
> So I can listen to it on the computer and I can burn cds if I BUY THE MUSIC
> but the service ($14.99 per month) does not give me anything except the
> ability to download DRM protected songs to my computer only.
>
> I want music that I can convert to mp3 for my mp3 player and to wav for my
> CD burner, and I want the music to be free of copy protection.
>
> Any good services out there that are cheap and yet have all the good bands
> like Rage Against The Machine, System of a Down, etc.?? Wal-Mart downloads...
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Author: Ravi ChancreRavi Chancre Date: Apr 28, 2008 17:55
On Apr 28, 12:27 am, "KajaGooGoo" yahoo.com> wrote:> I signed up for the free trial of Napster and after spending two days and
> downloading about 1000 songs, I found out that I cannot fucking convert the
> wma to mp3 or otherwise use the music because it is DRM protected.
>
> So I can listen to it on the computer and I can burn cds if I BUY THE MUSIC
> but the service ($14.99 per month) does not give me anything except the
> ability to download DRM protected songs to my computer only.
>
> I want music that I can convert to mp3 for my mp3 player and to wav for my
> CD burner, and I want the music to be free of copy protection.
>
> Any good services out there that are cheap and yet have all the good bands
> like Rage Against The Machine, System of a Down, etc.?? Wal-Mart downloads...
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Author: KajaGooGooKajaGooGoo Date: Apr 28, 2008 20:06
>
Can you get any songs converted with the free trial version? I appreciate
the link. I think it says it can only convert one song at a time by
recording it while it plays?
If you have any experience with Sound Taxi or Tunebite, PLMK!
Thanks!
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Author: KajaGooGooKajaGooGoo Date: Apr 28, 2008 20:07
"Steve B" <> Tunebite.
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>
Can you get any songs converted with the free trial version? I appreciate
the link. I think it says it can only convert one song at a time by
recording it while it plays?
If you have any experience with Sound Taxi or Tunebite, PLMK!
Thanks!
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Author: jon tomasjon tomas Date: Apr 28, 2008 23:31
>I signed up for the free trial of Napster and after spending two days and
> downloading about 1000 songs, I found out that I cannot fucking convert the
> wma to mp3 or otherwise use the music because it is DRM protected.
>
> So I can listen to it on the computer and I can burn cds if I BUY THE MUSIC
> but the service ($14.99 per month) does not give me anything except the
> ability to download DRM protected songs to my computer only.
>
> I want music that I can convert to mp3 for my mp3 player and to wav for my
> CD burner, and I want the music to be free of copy protection.
There's a ton of software that will capture audio, or did you even think of that?
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