Hi all,
Okay, I admit it, I had NEVER downloaded music...
there... I'm glad I got that off my chest.
I have a Creative Muvo on which we've copied MP3s
from CD we've bought. Easy as pie.
Now, my five-year-old daughter has started to
listen to the radio in the car. She likes some
songs... of course :))
Okay, I've taught her about listening to music and
keeping her eyes on the road whilst driving. She's
quite good at it now.
So, we don't want to buy each album to get singles
and so I'm curious about downloading music. The
very few sites I looked at contained wma9 files
which require decrypting etc... I have Winder2k
running in Vmware and so have had to look for apps
that let me do this... I have to say this is
seriously frustrating... install new Winders media
player, get licence...WTF??? I've bought it
already...what's this crap.
All I want to do is burn to disc music that I've
paid for already!!!
I know, I knew it was bad, I've followed the
threads, read slashdot etc... I just hadn't had to
go through this before and now that I am... Jeez
Louise!! What a kerfuffle.
So, I'm interested as to whether there are sites
that legitimately allow me to pay for and download
contemporary music that I can just burn and play?
Thanks all,
Regards,
Patrick
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