I'm in the UK so hopefully that draconian rule will not apply to me. But it
probably answers why the discs are so well protected. Time life is a US
company so are imposing US rules on non-US citizen.
Roger
-----Original Message-----
From: richard claypool
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2014 12:58 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: SoundTaxi & DRM Protection
Hi,
Just a note, the DMCA, if you live in the states, does not let you
decrypt discs, even for your own personal use. This is one of the
reasons why the DMCA needs to be rewritten!
Rick
On 2/25/2014 11:26 AM, roger.so...@virgin.net wrote:
Running Win7 64bit Home Premium
I while ago I decided to dump my CD collection and copy them onto an
external hard drive. All went well until I came to a set of 12 Classic
Jazz discs I had purchased from Time Life Music. It appears they are DRM
protected and nothing would shift them. I trawled through the internet and
found a site that said that SoundTaxi would do the job. I have the pro
version of this program installed so have spent the last couple of hours
trying to work out how to do it with no success. SoundTaxi puts up a
disclaimer stating it will not tolerate any illegal use. I am well within
the law as I purchased the discs legally and am copying them to my own PC
system for my own use only. (literally as the wife hates jazz with a
passion. There’s some funny people about!! LOL)
Obviously I’m not doing something right. Can anyone help me please.
Roger
