I posted pretty much the same thing in the avsforum today. Someone was complaining they could only get their m4p audio on their ipod. They had another player that of course wouldn't accept it. I suggested the hymn project as a solution, I think he chose to copy to CD and then rip mp3 from the CD as a work around.
My arguement is simple. Generally, when I buy a CD the music is mine to play wherever, whenever and on whatever I want. There is no reason my digital music purchase should be any different. Especially when it's priced almost identically. Music is a form of entertainment. If the format that entertainment is offered to me limits my ability to be entertained when and how I want, it should have a different pricing model. So I buy itunes music sometimes (although I wish they'd offer lossless..I'd buy more). I rip out the DRM. I listen to the music wherever, whenever and on whatever I want, and contrary to the DRM police's opinion of a typical consumer who'd dare to control their own content...I don't give it away. Nick -- x94blair3 _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
