Back to tunebite / replay music.. - Club CD Freaks

xfuzion · 24-03-2005

Yeap... music industry is really cracking down hard on this.

I have no problem with tunebite sure it cuts 1-2s off here and there in auto mode converting to ogg then I convert ogg to mp3 in another program but overall quality is fine for my iPod and it's still FREE so how can I complain?

If anyone else has better sound recorders post them here, imo unless you have a REALLY REALLY expensive sound system you lose no quality atleast I don't notice anything.

coolguy202 · 25-03-2005

how are they going to stop this there is really no way to

xscorpion · 25-03-2005

yup they are really cracking down on this. seems like napster, viirutosa, does updates to their programs without you knowing and gives you a new drm license file.

justcallmebob · 28-03-2005

So if you maintain a subscription how's this a problem?

xscorpion · 28-03-2005

no matter what you will stil have this problem. napster and virtuosa both updated their programs and that's why virutosa does not work anymore. i have subscription and some of the wma does not play asking for a license. best thing is to use tunebite for now since that seems its the only the program that works.

toasters · 31-05-2005

What are you talking about? They aren't cracking down on real time recording. If they were then these would be fixed along with Virtuosa and MMJB.

They cannot patch real time recorders such as Muvaudio and Tunebite, right?

Also, the reason I am bumping this thread is because I was doing a search and I'm sure other people will be searching for the same thing and I don't want them to be misled.

Hansy · 02-06-2005

As long as you will be able to record, or at least control the output of your sound card on your computer, they won't be able to stop such software like Tunebite, unless Microsoft finds a way to un-plug this analog-hole system on which this software is based on

toasters · 04-06-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hansy

As long as you will be able to record, or at least control the output of your sound card on your computer, they won't be able to stop such software like Tunebite, unless Microsoft finds a way to un-plug this analog-hole system on which this software is based on

I've recently learned that they can stop DRM'ed files from playing through an SDK which would stop real time recording.

shadowfaxframe · 04-06-2005

well, the wonderful thing is that no matter how hard the music industry tries, no matter how hard microsoft or napster try, there will alway be some computer geek out there that can beat the system. Its beautiful. I just hope that someone comes up with an other than real time converter sometime soon, and i hope that it stays in the underground world of us computer geeks. because napster can patch. So, if youre someone who has made a program, or youve found a program that for sure works, pass it to us in email or pm. Becaus if you post it openly on the forum, chances are that napster will get their @#$@#$ grredy hands on it and patch it. DOWN WITH THE !#@$@#$ DRM

Chriso · 05-06-2005

Couldn't you just hook up line out to line in and record like that?

shadowfaxframe · 05-06-2005

can anyone tell me how to perform a line in recording function. My zen micro say it can do that, but I dont know how to set it up. Do I need any special cables
???

deadskullz · 05-06-2005

The newest TuneBite version has fixed the problem of 1 -2 sec cut off's why use Line In your going to get analog recording and it will sound like crap just use tunebite man.

homer6969 · 06-06-2005

i think if thewy REALLY wanted to stop tunebite from working, they would have by now...

Hansy · 06-06-2005

I've read a little about this SDK and at the moment it doesn't seem to be any threat to the Tunebite system, so I think we can relax on this issue

And Chriso you don't wanna do this re-recording the old way with wires, cause the output will be really crappy. I tried it once at a friend and it sucks

Chriso · 06-06-2005

Hmm, I never tried any of this, so I wouldn't really know. What does this tunebite thing work with then? And how?

mikem132 · 07-06-2005

Tunebite is a WMP 9 or 10 plug-in and application (or iTUnes but I don't use that version). You basically record protected songs (iTunes or WMA) as you play them and Tunebite converts them to either ogg voorbis or MP3, retaining the tags, file, etc.. It is similar to a "total recorder" except it keeps your resulting file correct with the correct ID tags, etc.. The quality is very good and you can set it up in "automatic" mode, too. It works because it plays and records off your soundcard at the same time, so anything you can play on your computer can be converted to mp3.

Chriso · 07-06-2005

Hmm, is there a free alternative?

shadowfaxframe · 07-06-2005

theres muvaudio, totalrecorder, and Im sure the list could go on. But, I bought Tunebite last night. They must have fixed the alleged "cutting of seconds", because mine is crisp,clean, and not a second of the song is gone. I went through about 50 napster songs last night rerecording them. PERFECT RECORDINGS. sure its realtime recording, but its not that bad. Just next time youre listenin to a song, instead of playing it through napster, just play it with tunebite and rerecord it in the process. Hardly work at all. And even better, while you go over to a friends or somethin, just put it on auto mode. I have already had a great experience with it, and Im very pleased. I trieed muvaudio on my computer. I dont know if its my soundcard or what, but the quality was C R A P.probably soundcard though. Hmm. They say totalrecorders good. Maybe you should give it a spin. Or if you have a good soundcard, give muvaudio a spin.

Hansy · 09-06-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by shadowfaxframe

theres muvaudio, totalrecorder, and Im sure the list could go on. But, I bought Tunebite last night. They must have fixed the alleged "cutting of seconds", because mine is crisp,clean, and not a second of the song is gone. I went through about 50 napster songs last night rerecording them. PERFECT RECORDINGS. sure its realtime recording, but its not that bad. Just next time youre listenin to a song, instead of playing it through napster, just play it with tunebite and rerecord it in the process. Hardly work at all. And even better, while you go over to a friends or somethin, just put it on auto mode. I have already had a great experience with it, and Im very pleased. I trieed muvaudio on my computer. I dont know if its my soundcard or what, but the quality was C R A P.probably soundcard though. Hmm. They say totalrecorders good. Maybe you should give it a spin. Or if you have a good soundcard, give muvaudio a spin.

First of all, Total Recorder is not free, you have to pay for it too, and is way to complicated, with lots of settings, and the result is the same.
As for Muvaudio, I agree with you, bad sound quality, and it's not my soundcard, cause Tunebite works just fine....
OK, it's free, but I want quality

Chriso · 09-06-2005

Great, now I have to think about another software purchase!

shadowfaxframe · 09-06-2005

tunebite is really good. But, just remember to have the volume in wmp all the way up while recording. this doesnt include speakers. if you dont have the volume up, then you will have to turn the speaker volume all the way up to listen to the music.

Hansy · 10-06-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by shadowfaxframe

tunebite is really good. But, just remember to have the volume in wmp all the way up while recording. this doesnt include speakers. if you dont have the volume up, then you will have to turn the speaker volume all the way up to listen to the music.

Now you're telling me

I had such an experience, but now I put the volume in Windows Media Player at maximum, set the master volume control on minimum and go to sleep. And in the morning there they are, "my precious" songs free from the evil DRM protection

toasters · 20-06-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hansy

I've read a little about this SDK and at the moment it doesn't seem to be any threat to the Tunebite system, so I think we can relax on this issue

Why don't you think it's an issue at the moment? I've also recently learned that if Microsoft blocked the playing of a DRM'ed file through an SDK then they could possibly block the playing of the DRM'ed file through their own WMP. Does this hold any truth?

justcallmebob · 23-06-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by toasters

Why don't you think it's an issue at the moment? I've also recently learned that if Microsoft blocked the playing of a DRM'ed file through an SDK then they could possibly block the playing of the DRM'ed file through their own WMP. Does this hold any truth?

Wouldn't blocking the file from playing via WMP defeat the purpose of the player? It wouldn't make sense for Microsoft to do that.

bcn_246 · 02-01-2006

So, if you have some other computer sounds (like mIRC, MSN) while you are recording you will also get them in your song? Also your only going to lose quality. 128kbps WMA > 192kbps MP3, yuck.

Sounds a waste of time to me. I think I will stick with www.allofmp3.com even if they do have a lossy source for most files (LAME MP3 384kbps) I would rather recode them to 256kbps at very little quality differance than lossless > 256kbps MP3 than deal with bitrates no better than you get on Limewire.

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xfuzion CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 82	Back to tunebite / replay music.. <a href='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a13febf7&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE' target='_blank'><img src='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=30&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE&n=a13febf7' border='0' alt='' /></a> Yeap... music industry is really cracking down hard on this. I have no problem with tunebite sure it cuts 1-2s off here and there in auto mode converting to ogg then I convert ogg to mp3 in another program but overall quality is fine for my iPod and it's still FREE so how can I complain? If anyone else has better sound recorders post them here, imo unless you have a REALLY REALLY expensive sound system you lose no quality atleast I don't notice anything.

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xscorpion CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 41	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. yup they are really cracking down on this. seems like napster, viirutosa, does updates to their programs without you knowing and gives you a new drm license file.

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31-05-2005	#6 (permalink)
toasters Banned Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 254	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. What are you talking about? They aren't cracking down on real time recording. If they were then these would be fixed along with Virtuosa and MMJB. They cannot patch real time recorders such as Muvaudio and Tunebite, right? Also, the reason I am bumping this thread is because I was doing a search and I'm sure other people will be searching for the same thing and I don't want them to be misled.

02-06-2005	#7 (permalink)
Hansy CD Freaks Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 137	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. As long as you will be able to record, or at least control the output of your sound card on your computer, they won't be able to stop such software like Tunebite, unless Microsoft finds a way to un-plug this analog-hole system on which this software is based on

04-06-2005	#9 (permalink)
shadowfaxframe CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 328	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. well, the wonderful thing is that no matter how hard the music industry tries, no matter how hard microsoft or napster try, there will alway be some computer geek out there that can beat the system. Its beautiful. I just hope that someone comes up with an other than real time converter sometime soon, and i hope that it stays in the underground world of us computer geeks. because napster can patch. So, if youre someone who has made a program, or youve found a program that for sure works, pass it to us in email or pm. Becaus if you post it openly on the forum, chances are that napster will get their @#$@#$ grredy hands on it and patch it. DOWN WITH THE !#@$@#$ DRM

05-06-2005	#10 (permalink)
Chriso CD Freak Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Liverpool, England Posts: 2,051	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. Couldn't you just hook up line out to line in and record like that? __________________ Videos of me playing piano, would be nice to have feedback from you all! [23:49] <Chriso> !seen Boobies [23:49] <JuPiLeR> I found 430 matches to your query; please refine it to see any output. PSU: Enermax Liberty 400w - Modular Mobo: Jetway V266B CPU: AMD AthlonXP 2000+ RAM: 256MB Crucial PC2100 + 512MB Corsair Value Select PC2100 HDD: 120GB Maxtor ATA133 8MB Cache + 320GB Western Digital "RAID Edition" ATA100 8MB Cache Gfx Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6200 passive cooled Sound Card: SB Live 1024 DVD-ROM Drive: Asus E-616 CD-RW: LiteON 52246S DVD-RW: NEC ND2510A in external Firewire enclosure (Prolific chipset) USB2 Card: ALI chipset (got an NEC chipset one waiting to go in) Firewire Card: Not sure of chipset...but it seems to work D-Link Network Card My old Voodoo 3 2000 PCI has now retired, still in perfect working order though! Get Firefox! Join CDFreaks

05-06-2005	#11 (permalink)
shadowfaxframe CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 328	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. can anyone tell me how to perform a line in recording function. My zen micro say it can do that, but I dont know how to set it up. Do I need any special cables ???

05-06-2005	#12 (permalink)
deadskullz CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 37	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. The newest TuneBite version has fixed the problem of 1 -2 sec cut off's why use Line In your going to get analog recording and it will sound like crap just use tunebite man.

06-06-2005	#13 (permalink)
homer6969 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 105	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. i think if thewy REALLY wanted to stop tunebite from working, they would have by now...

06-06-2005	#14 (permalink)
Hansy CD Freaks Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 137	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. I've read a little about this SDK and at the moment it doesn't seem to be any threat to the Tunebite system, so I think we can relax on this issue And Chriso you don't wanna do this re-recording the old way with wires, cause the output will be really crappy. I tried it once at a friend and it sucks

06-06-2005	#15 (permalink)
Chriso CD Freak Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Liverpool, England Posts: 2,051	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. Hmm, I never tried any of this, so I wouldn't really know. What does this tunebite thing work with then? And how? __________________ Videos of me playing piano, would be nice to have feedback from you all! [23:49] <Chriso> !seen Boobies [23:49] <JuPiLeR> I found 430 matches to your query; please refine it to see any output. PSU: Enermax Liberty 400w - Modular Mobo: Jetway V266B CPU: AMD AthlonXP 2000+ RAM: 256MB Crucial PC2100 + 512MB Corsair Value Select PC2100 HDD: 120GB Maxtor ATA133 8MB Cache + 320GB Western Digital "RAID Edition" ATA100 8MB Cache Gfx Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6200 passive cooled Sound Card: SB Live 1024 DVD-ROM Drive: Asus E-616 CD-RW: LiteON 52246S DVD-RW: NEC ND2510A in external Firewire enclosure (Prolific chipset) USB2 Card: ALI chipset (got an NEC chipset one waiting to go in) Firewire Card: Not sure of chipset...but it seems to work D-Link Network Card My old Voodoo 3 2000 PCI has now retired, still in perfect working order though! Get Firefox! Join CDFreaks

07-06-2005	#16 (permalink)
mikem132 New on Forum Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Pennsylvania, US Posts: 13	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. Tunebite is a WMP 9 or 10 plug-in and application (or iTUnes but I don't use that version). You basically record protected songs (iTunes or WMA) as you play them and Tunebite converts them to either ogg voorbis or MP3, retaining the tags, file, etc.. It is similar to a "total recorder" except it keeps your resulting file correct with the correct ID tags, etc.. The quality is very good and you can set it up in "automatic" mode, too. It works because it plays and records off your soundcard at the same time, so anything you can play on your computer can be converted to mp3.

07-06-2005	#17 (permalink)
Chriso CD Freak Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Liverpool, England Posts: 2,051	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. Hmm, is there a free alternative? __________________ Videos of me playing piano, would be nice to have feedback from you all! [23:49] <Chriso> !seen Boobies [23:49] <JuPiLeR> I found 430 matches to your query; please refine it to see any output. PSU: Enermax Liberty 400w - Modular Mobo: Jetway V266B CPU: AMD AthlonXP 2000+ RAM: 256MB Crucial PC2100 + 512MB Corsair Value Select PC2100 HDD: 120GB Maxtor ATA133 8MB Cache + 320GB Western Digital "RAID Edition" ATA100 8MB Cache Gfx Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6200 passive cooled Sound Card: SB Live 1024 DVD-ROM Drive: Asus E-616 CD-RW: LiteON 52246S DVD-RW: NEC ND2510A in external Firewire enclosure (Prolific chipset) USB2 Card: ALI chipset (got an NEC chipset one waiting to go in) Firewire Card: Not sure of chipset...but it seems to work D-Link Network Card My old Voodoo 3 2000 PCI has now retired, still in perfect working order though! Get Firefox! Join CDFreaks

07-06-2005	#18 (permalink)
shadowfaxframe CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 328	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. theres muvaudio, totalrecorder, and Im sure the list could go on. But, I bought Tunebite last night. They must have fixed the alleged "cutting of seconds", because mine is crisp,clean, and not a second of the song is gone. I went through about 50 napster songs last night rerecording them. PERFECT RECORDINGS. sure its realtime recording, but its not that bad. Just next time youre listenin to a song, instead of playing it through napster, just play it with tunebite and rerecord it in the process. Hardly work at all. And even better, while you go over to a friends or somethin, just put it on auto mode. I have already had a great experience with it, and Im very pleased. I trieed muvaudio on my computer. I dont know if its my soundcard or what, but the quality was C R A P.probably soundcard though. Hmm. They say totalrecorders good. Maybe you should give it a spin. Or if you have a good soundcard, give muvaudio a spin.

09-06-2005	#20 (permalink)
Chriso CD Freak Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Liverpool, England Posts: 2,051	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. Great, now I have to think about another software purchase! __________________ Videos of me playing piano, would be nice to have feedback from you all! [23:49] <Chriso> !seen Boobies [23:49] <JuPiLeR> I found 430 matches to your query; please refine it to see any output. PSU: Enermax Liberty 400w - Modular Mobo: Jetway V266B CPU: AMD AthlonXP 2000+ RAM: 256MB Crucial PC2100 + 512MB Corsair Value Select PC2100 HDD: 120GB Maxtor ATA133 8MB Cache + 320GB Western Digital "RAID Edition" ATA100 8MB Cache Gfx Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6200 passive cooled Sound Card: SB Live 1024 DVD-ROM Drive: Asus E-616 CD-RW: LiteON 52246S DVD-RW: NEC ND2510A in external Firewire enclosure (Prolific chipset) USB2 Card: ALI chipset (got an NEC chipset one waiting to go in) Firewire Card: Not sure of chipset...but it seems to work D-Link Network Card My old Voodoo 3 2000 PCI has now retired, still in perfect working order though! Get Firefox! Join CDFreaks

09-06-2005	#21 (permalink)
shadowfaxframe CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 328	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. tunebite is really good. But, just remember to have the volume in wmp all the way up while recording. this doesnt include speakers. if you dont have the volume up, then you will have to turn the speaker volume all the way up to listen to the music.

02-01-2006	#25 (permalink)
bcn_246 Top Referrer Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Oxfordshire, UK Posts: 3,520	Re: Back to tunebite / replay music.. So, if you have some other computer sounds (like mIRC, MSN) while you are recording you will also get them in your song? Also your only going to lose quality. 128kbps WMA > 192kbps MP3, yuck. Sounds a waste of time to me. I think I will stick with www.allofmp3.com even if they do have a lossy source for most files (LAME MP3 384kbps) I would rather recode them to 256kbps at very little quality differance than lossless > 256kbps MP3 than deal with bitrates no better than you get on Limewire. __________________ Click HERE to join CDFreaks... do it or I will dead you.

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