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Originally Posted by pseudogasm Slim,
You are correct, Napster (and others) periodically refresh the licenses for tracks you have downloaded. This "refresh" consists of extending the expiry date of the locally stored licenses.
If you restrict WMP internet access and are unable to play a track, then by definition, you do not have a valid license for that track. |
WOrking on this theory then ... microsoft, napster .. whoever .. can know exactly what I'm playing all the time, whether it has DRM or not. I say again, I think its time to move away from Media Player?