The iPod was just an example - as I full well know that the only DRM'd stuff you can play on the iPod is "bought" from the iTunes store. Rhapsody did work...then it didn't....then it did. I myself own an iPod but have music encoded on it how I want sourced from my FLAC files. Nice bit of kit on it's own, and I'm sure if it wasn't for idiots buying into iTunes that the iPod probably wouldn't have been made, or certainly would be more expensive - thanks :D
You cannot bring any of this music anywhere - you can only lease it and use it on devices THEY sanction. <Sarcasm> The really nice record company bosses (maybe they powdered their nose a bit too much on decision day) even let you record your DRM "music" to CD's a few times. Of course you can then rip the CD and have a DRM free super-dooper-hey-it-really-is-folks-CD-quality CD.</sarcasm> But hey, you are probably right, I am a bit behind when it comes to DRM. Generally I complete ignore that area of music, as to me once you start losing things with shitty lossy compression the music kind of stops. -- Jim _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
