you can burn a CD of protected (purchased from iTunes) and then the
DRM is gone. Any you have the happy Audio Cd back up
On Mar 14, 2006, at 7:35 PM, Michael Moore wrote:
Can someone explain the extent of the "drm" in itunes? How bad is
it? Is
it noticeable?
It's not that noticable as far as DRM goes, especially if you're a
Mac/Win/iPod house. If I want to play an iTunes song on Linux, I have
to strip the DRM first with Hymn.
I actually have more of a problem with not having a real-world backup
of it. If you lose the file, Apple is fairly reluctant to let you
re-download them. With most of my songs, I can just re-rip the CDs if
something happens...I like that.
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