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Originally Posted by Amped7 Just wondering... did you bother to try this or not? http://www.xarus.net/index.php?act=f...e=instructions
A ton of people have gotten it working and it removes drm at the rate of about 3 sec. per song. I think thats a lot better considering it doesn't decrease the audio quality. Give it a shot and maybe you'll become a believer.
No offense, but I don't think you know as much as you think you do about drm. It is removable. You can look at the letter Microsoft sent to this kids host which got him shut down for a day until the kid put that site back up. |
No offense but i don't think that you live in reality. I think that you belive everything you read, especialy what sounds good to you. His site was shut down for a WHOLE day ? wow, what a punishment. Damn they are nice there at microsoft.
And after that little incident with Microsoft he is free and has his site back up and updated. really funny.
Didn't you realized for just a moment that this guy is just collecting fame ?
FairUse4WM is a lot like Freeme or Unfuck years before this program saw the light of day.
What FairUse4WM does is open the keys you received when you bought a album. The keys are stored on your pc.
You are really letting yourself go thirsty over the water.
when you PAY MONEY & subscribe to a site and you PAY for the song/album and you can LISTEN to it, than the files arn't drm protected anymore.
Real drm files are only accessible for a hacker that downloads the files and doesn't subscribe and doesn't pays.
Some sites even provide drm files to download, but you have to pay before you can listen, but you can download them before you pay anything.
If you let them screw you its your own fault that you can't burn your album when you bought it. (i don't know maybe you should pay once more to be able to burn them)
And do you want to pay once more ? Than you go and install a SOFTWARE program to remove your imaginary drm protected files when the same software will give you a error message if you try to convert a REAL drm file.