Doubletwist is like the burn and rip to mp3 scenario, it takes what is
usually a lossy format and transcodes it to a different lossy format
sans DRM. No thanks.
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Hey.
I have a problem, my wife have bouhgt some songs on the internet, both
from Itunes and Cdon.com (WMA), but we cant play it over the S.B. It
wont come on if we update the Music folder, and if we use the Itune
Plugin, it wont play, its just say Error, Unknow file.
It cant be right, that i
Quoting Kudahl ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hey.
I have a problem, my wife have bouhgt some songs on the internet, both
from Itunes and Cdon.com (WMA), but we cant play it over the S.B. It
wont come on if we update the Music folder, and if we use the Itune
Plugin, it wont play, its just say
One workaround you can use is burn your music to a CD, rip it from the CD,
and then encode it in a format that the SB can handle -- mp3 or FLAC. The
downside of using mp3 in this case is that you're losing data twice --
iTunes throws away some data when they encode it (unless it's Apple
A better option than the burn re-rip method (which is a PITA and can
murder sound quality) is to remove the DRM with something like
QTFairUse6.
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I thought that didn't work with iTunes 7...?
Burning and re-ripping to FLAC should preserve sound quality, I think,
unless iTunes reduces the sound quality during the burn.
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 3:50 PM, autopilot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A better option than the burn re-rip method (which
autopilot;291460 Wrote:
A better option than the burn re-rip method (which is a PITA and can
murder sound quality) is to remove the DRM with something like
QTFairUse6.
Maybe someone should make a plugin using the above software...
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mikeselectricstuff
Quoting mikeselectricstuff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
autopilot;291460 Wrote:
A better option than the burn re-rip method (which is a PITA and can
murder sound quality) is to remove the DRM with something like
QTFairUse6.
Maybe someone should make a plugin using the above software...
It
If you have a Mac, you can remove the DRM tags using a trick with iMovie
but you need iMovie HD. The only downside is that you won't get any of
the extras such as album art. There are also a couple of applications
that you can download from the internet. If you are using Windows then
try
doubletwist link:
http://www.doubletwist.com/dt/Home/Index.dt
dj
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