Louis LeBlanc wrote:
On 07/11/05 12:25 PM, Garrett Cooper sat at the `puter and typed:
Louis LeBlanc wrote:
On 07/10/05 08:57 PM, Louis LeBlanc sat at the `puter and typed:
<SNIP>
TIA
Lou
There's always faad2.
Actually, faad2 won't do the job. The m4p format uses a variant of
the md5 hash algorithm to make it difficult to play this music on
anyone else's system. It will play on my iPod and my iTunes
installation, but if I give the file to someone else, it won't play.
There's probably a key somewhere in the iTunes DB and installed on the
iPod that helps decode the hash.
I think I'll try jHymn, as suggested by anothe poster.
Thanks.
Lou
Well yes. If it's encrypted then it's best to use hymn to decrypt it
in one form or another before decoding into an unencrypted version of
the mp4 since it's an easier interface than faad. However, faad2 can
'brute force' (not correct use I know, but I was trying to emphasize my
point rather and not be accurate necessarily) decrypting given a DRM key
(from what I've read in the past), so although the solution may not be
as ideal, it's still possible.
jhymn already contains faad2 if you read the doc:
http://hymn-project.org/jhymndoc/.
-Garrett
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