Yeah, I know there’s always the lossy, analog process, and I think CD-writing is still an option. But of course, it’s slow, painful, and produces larger files (flac) than are input.
However, even though it can’t help my brother, I’ve learned of a new tool called “Inaudible” that knows how to losslessly decrypt AAX files into their M4B equivalents. If I can get this working, I’m going to do a weekend project of securing my Audible books. It’s sad that the only time you learn the true horror of DRM is when it fails, badly, but I’m not going to get caught out by it, and if it means I can still get the content without the protection, then of course I will. The downside to this is that i’d continue to financially support Audible, so I guess I still need to find an alternative. There is downpour.com; I could try that. _______________________________________________ Me-mates mailing list [email protected] https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/me-mates
