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He's Here
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Well, have fun with your DRM-laden shit. You can only play iTunes-bought content on iPods (assuming they're not the non-DRM version).
This is what happens when one company puts a stranglehold on a market. Of course, if you just want to use the software and don't care about the store it won't matter and you can just use other software, but I don't know why you'd use iTunes in that instance... Last edited by Xero; 01-01-2009 at 10:34 PM. |
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Triple A
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God Bless America
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DRM is Digital Rights Managment - it's like MP3 copy protection, and like CD/DVD copy protection it is useless. It is supposed to give the "owner' of the files control over how often it can be transferred to a device, how often it can be burned to CD, etc - like I said it's useless and does none of these things.
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