The DRM free downloading of uncompressed music is becoming more of a
reality. I subscribed to eMusic crappy MP3 service since the beginning
when they had unlimited download of poorly ripped 128kbps MP3. I have
since bought lossless music or higher quality MP3s from various
sources, including Lin
Unless you're sharing the music by some method, who would come and ask
and why would they do so?
Did you save the receipt for your silverware? How about for your
pillows? People generally don't have a problem with others coming in
to their house and demanding proof that the contents are truly t
jsprag;371812 Wrote:
> Unless you're sharing the music by some method, who would come and ask
> and why would they do so?
>
> Did you save the receipt for your silverware? How about for your
> pillows? People generally don't have a problem with others coming in
> to their house and demanding p
agentsmith;371792 Wrote:
>
> With the purchase of a Transporter hence the ability to play 24/96
> files, I am now enjoying hires music that sounds better than ever. Too
> bad the only sources now are rips from my old DVA-Audio discs, some
> downmixed into stereo, plus a couple of downloads from
Subject line is about a different topic, isn't it?
What you're asking is how do you prove that your downloaded music is
legal when the jackbooted thugs kick your door down and threaten to
confiscate all of your computers (which they'll do anyway until it all
gets sorted out in 12-18 months).
I s
I understand that the likelihood of somebody inspecting my hard disk is
very remote. I am just curious since I paid real money to buy
something from the ether, the same amount of money as the physical
media. How am I different than people who pirate all their music
except a clear conscience?
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Merlinwerks;371817 Wrote:
> Maybe you'll find something to your liking here, 'HDTracks'
> (http://www.hdtracks.com/index.php?file=staticpage&pagename=audiophile_96khz)...
Yes I heard about HDTracks. I also hear that it is US only. Will try
to register to find out.
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agentsmith
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THe frustrating thing is most download and paid online radio sites are
US or Europe only. Fortunately most hires music are independent and
thus can be purchased from outside the US.
Too bad HDTRACKS is the exception. it does not allow outside US
purchases. I heard you can get around it by buyi
agentsmith;371860 Wrote:
> I understand that the likelihood of somebody inspecting my hard disk is
> very remote. I am just curious since I paid real money to buy
> something from the ether, the same amount of money as the physical
> media. How am I different than people who pirate all their mu
agentsmith;371979 Wrote:
> Didn't do what?
pirate all your music
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JJZolx;371932 Wrote:
> You didn't.
Didn't do what?
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