On 15 Jan 2006, at 18:08 , EnochLight wrote:


water Wrote:

see number 1 above - it's not a computer that gets authorized, it's a
computer with itunes insatalled.
:water

Ahhhh - I didn't realize that, but now it makes sense.  That's tragic,
as I also never see option 1 ever happening (and would hope that we
wouldn't have to resort to option 2 - although I am not venomently
opposed to it if it gives me the ability to play my purchased music on
my Squeezebox)!

Anyway, thanks for the reply.  I hereby now boycott iTunes-store
purchases, even if it is a great convenience to an iPod owner such as
myself.  The ability to keep it served on my media server and play it
through my Squeezebox takes presidence over that.


Take a look at:

http://hymn-project.org/

Or, you can always burn you iTunes purchased music to CD and then re- rip the CD to a non-DRMed format. Yes, there is a quality loss, so you will have to choose the lesser of two evils. Try it, if the quality is not acceptable, just keep the DRMed copies.


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