Thread: Just saw Velvet Revolver...
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Old 06-19-2004, 12:12 AM   #44
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Originally Posted by Hollywood Red
What's weird is that copy-control thing is so iffy... I put the CD in my computer the first night and it played with MusicMatch Jukebox no problem. Tried it the next day and it was scrambled... had to launch the player that comes with the disc. Same with APC's Thirteenth Step and Nickelback's Long Road.
I posted an article in Discussion on the matter...Well, the link, anyhow. Bottom line is, I couldn't even tell you that APC's 13th step had copy protection. It ripped fine for me, a player never loaded up.

Velvet Revolver's copy protection can be beat by disabling your CD-Rom drives' autostart. The stupid thing is that it seems to recognise my Discman as an computer, because it locks up. And yet, I could pop it into my stereo's CD-R and have a copy made in under thirty minutes, digital quality...

So a legitimate player? a burner? Like that makes sense.

Copy protection's bullshit anyway.
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