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Lilwolf:
the who?  

Never heard of them...

RacerX:

--- Quote from: StickyC on October 30, 2003, 08:42:57 pm ---<i>btw, Apple is being sued for the itunes.  Someone in the music industry had a apple as their sig (cant remember which)... but they sued apple a LONG time ago.. And won.... </i>

Uhh, that'd be Apple Records.. They belong to that obscure band, the Beatles.... :)

--- End quote ---

So does that mean Michael Jackson now owns Apple Records?   :D

Tailgunner:
I just read the same guy who cracked the DVD encryption system has cracked Apple's DRM.

StephenH:
Apples DRM is easily crackable.  You do not even need hacker tools!   Here is the procedure:

You need the following:

1) One or more DRM protected AAC Files on a computer that they are licensed to be used on.

2) A Blank CD-R

3) iTunes Software

4) MusicMatch or any program that can rip WAV files from CD.


The procedure:

1) If you haven't already, buy some songs from the iTunes Music Store.

2) Burn them to Audio CD

3) Rip back as a WAV (no quality loss) or MP3 (some quality loss) using MusicMatch or other file.

The rip-backed files can be played on non-iPod players, moved to other computers unlimited times, and even shared over KaZaa or Limewire.

saint:
Ripping for your own personal use is one thing. Sharing over Kazaa or Limewire of course would be patently illegal and subject you to fines and possible prosecution.


--- Quote from: StephenH on December 04, 2003, 01:32:29 am ---Apples DRM is easily crackable.  You do not even need hacker tools!   Here is the procedure:

You need the following:

1) One or more DRM protected AAC Files on a computer that they are licensed to be used on.

2) A Blank CD-R

3) iTunes Software

4) MusicMatch or any program that can rip WAV files from CD.


The procedure:

1) If you haven't already, buy some songs from the iTunes Music Store.

2) Burn them to Audio CD

3) Rip back as a WAV (no quality loss) or MP3 (some quality loss) using MusicMatch or other file.

The rip-backed files can be played on non-iPod players, moved to other computers unlimited times, and even shared over KaZaa or Limewire.

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