I downloaded Push the button at the release to get a preview, later I bought the disc. I keep a high quality copy of all my music on the computer since that is where I mostly listen, plus it's very convenient. Since EMI decided to "copy controll" Push the button I can't do this (not without the hassle of finding a work around at least). Next time I'll just settle with a downloaded copy.
What is the meaning of having copy protection? The only thing it achieves, as far as I see, is making the disc worthless for people like me. As long as cds should be listenable there will always be a way around protecting schemes.
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Posted 23 April 2005 - 10:08 PM
yeah, copy protection can easily be beaten with windows media player.
PTB without copy protection was released in the UK. order a UK copy, it won't havy any copy control
PTB without copy protection was released in the UK. order a UK copy, it won't havy any copy control
love is all.
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Posted 25 April 2005 - 9:54 AM
Rukes Escribi�:
Use the best CD ripper in the world, Exact Audio Copy:
http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/
I use that. Very easy to use once you've got all the settings in. Then I use Razor Lame to encode the files vbr stylee.
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