Nonreality wrote: > Yes I think that you hit it exactly right. I don't like the drm and > won't buy it at all. But that doesn't mean I didn't in the past. > Luckily I caught on very early, maybe 5 albums. For the people that > have a bunch of this stuff on their computer I can agree it would be > nice for them to be able to play it without having to burn and rip it > to make it work. It's easy to make fun of them but if you have 40 or > 50 albums like this it not a fun choice to buy a device that can't play > them. I see the point completely. Do you go with a superior device in > the Squeeze system or use the Apple stuff since you have already made a > commitment without knowing it. So it would be nice, not for me, but for > a lot of customers looking to buy SC stuff. It would be nice for > logitech to tap into the largest market in the mp3 world and make it > easy for them. It's a problem that is really up to Apple to stop being > so proprietary and let some others into their action. If they won't do > this then it's up to customers to stop buying their crap and tell them > where to go. Consumers have the power, but they have to use it at some > time. >
If you bought the DRM'ed files, you have the (legal?/moral) right to download the uncrippled FLAC versions off the net. Those play fine on SqueezeCenter. Regards, Peter _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
