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Hello colleagues
I have a large collection of CDs and i want to transfer them to digital format so I can download them to a portable player. I was proud of myself when I managed, using windows media player, to transfer tracks into WMA files on my computer. Now my question is this. i have heard that some brands, eg Philips, make it virtually impossible to use their players to download WMA files created this way because their programmes incorporate digital copyright protections softwear etc. before I buy I want to make sure my player will not stop me doing this. Othewise why bother ? (1) Is this the case for all brands of players? How can i find a player that will not block me in this way. All i am doing is trying to enjoy some clasical music for my own use? (2) A simple solution would be apppreciated as I only have a work computer and cannot download programmes into it. I am a complete computer nerd so be gentle with me. All help appreciated. Best Regards Mikey |
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