Mark Lanctot;154245 Wrote: > Hmm, well if that were the case, anyone with Quicktime could play iTunes > DRMed files, but it isn't. > > The only application that can play iTunes DRM files is iTunes itself, > period. I do not believe Quicktime Pro users can play it. > > So again it comes down to - Apple needs to license their DRM, and > doesn't! Microsoft PlaysForSure does. > > Yes, you'd have to pay for the license, but this isn't even an option > at any price. > > The only alternative is to have SlimServer use iTunes output directly > like Roku does. This has not been supported by the existing community > (myself included, I will never buy anything from iTunes) but Logitech > may want to do this in the future for new users.
So you're saying both the wiki info and Apple's web site re licensing are incorrect? At the very least, I would suggest you put your more advanced knowledge to the test and correct the wiki. -- tlp [164kb MP3 encoded library (wish FLAC had been around when I did most of my ripping oh so long ago) -> PC -> 100 Mb network -> SB3 -> Denon 3805 (used mainly as a pre-amp / DSP) -> Speakercraft BB1265 running whole-house audio, rack of assorted amps, mostly older Carvers or Sunfires -> bi-amp'd Paradigm Reference Studio 100 V.3's, CC-570, ADP-470's, and my own make of electrostatics (hence the rack of Amps).] Terry ------------------------------------------------------------------------ tlp's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=8459 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=29626 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
