> Legally yeah she is pretty much stuck. There are ways but they violate > the DMA. Search for what M$ said about converting plays for sure to non- > DRM they told you how to do it and the same applies to iTunes. To say > anything more will make Tom nervous. > > This will teach her to buy non-DRM from amazon and other sources. The > music industry won't give lots of things as non-DRM to the iTunes store but > to others they will.
I sincerely hope my music is not "stuck" in an iTunes library, which I will soon be 'forced' to use. I just (reluctantly) purchased a refurbed 30 Gb Video iPod (5G) to replace my aging Gen 1 Dell DJ. It should arrive on Monday. I rip/buy all my music as un-DRM'd MP3s to a folder on my hard drive and manage it from there through Windows Explorer and Media Monkey. I hope that iTunes doesn't screw up the perfectly usable system I have in place, tho' I've been told it won't. I remain skeptical. ************************************************************************* ** List info, subscription management, list rules, archives, privacy ** ** policy, calmness, a member map, and more at http://www.cguys.org/ ** *************************************************************************
