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But they dont sell mp3's they sell aac that can only be played on an ipod. Im never buying an ipod or a song off itunes anyway but the uninformed people that have are now forced to buy an apple product again to play their music when their ipod breaks or becomes obsolete.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
Do you know of many legal places to buy music online that will work on all mp3 players? what happens when you get that drm protected cd home and you want to rip it for your ipod.
Can't AACs be converted to mp3s?Quote:
Originally Posted by 4play
If purchased iTunes music can't be converted, it sounds like a disclaimer should be made or....people should stop buying iPod......or people should stop purchasing music from iTunes.
I can't be mad at Apple for having a semi-closed format. That's nothing new.
That's like when I got pissed way back video tapes started using Macrovision so I couldn't copy. I didn't complain and say it was unfair that the movie comapny used it.:ermm:
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the solution is to boycott apple
yes they can but the drm they use that makes it illegal to do so. I believe dvd jon came up with a simple tool to do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
the solution is to pass laws like this that prevent companies abusing the laws to prevent competition.
You don't get it.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4play
Make the market work. Don't buy an iPod. How can you say they prevent competition when their product was that from jump street?:blink:
Also when I first heard of the iPod, I knew it as an mp3 player. Don't buy music from iTunes and only use mp3s.
I don't know what the confusion is. I wouldn't download a Mac program then complain afterwards that I can't install it in Windows.:blink:
Ya don't pass laws for shit like that. Let the market work and stop interfering.