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Gold Member Username: Joebruce15 Inch Wang... Post Number: 1004 Registered: May-04 | I downloaded the whole Crunchy Black cd from Bearshare and i went to burn it on a cd and it said i cant b/c its licensed protected or somethin like that. I was just wondering if theres a way to unlock that so i can burn it to a cd. Anyone? |
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Silver Member Username: BasssquaredKansas Post Number: 596 Registered: Nov-06 | you have to buy bear share i know you got the free program but to actually burn it you have to buy the program |
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Gold Member Username: Adam_sPost Number: 1297 Registered: Aug-04 | There is a program called tunebite which actually plays the songs and makes a copy of them so that they can be burned. The school I go to has this thing called Ruckus to download songs but they are all protected. But its legal to download then so I just download them and then convert them so I can burn them or put them on an MP3 player. |
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Gold Member Username: Safe_crackerChicago, IL US Post Number: 2926 Registered: Jan-06 | Hey can you send me a copy of one of the protected songs so I can practice on it? Polo30@Ameritech.net |
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Gold Member Username: CarguyPost Number: 6285 Registered: Nov-04 | what program were you using to burn? Send me a song too. Just want to see how/why it's preventing it. |
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Gold Member Username: Adam_sPost Number: 1298 Registered: Aug-04 | Any songs that are protected wont let you burn them and they can not be put into iTunes so they have to be converted. Thats where tunebite comes into play. |
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Silver Member Username: NorthomahaPost Number: 419 Registered: Mar-06 | Yes ive used tunebite and it works, its a little messy though. I think were all missing the point here though, why are you downloading crunchy black haha. |
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Gold Member Username: Nd4spd18Southeast PA Post Number: 2992 Registered: Jul-06 | Ugh. No offense to anyone but but don't listen to any of these guys....... bearshare has nothing to do with it, tunebite if I remember correctly is a program that exploits the analog hole by playing back the audio on the PCs sound system and re-recording it, which results in a significant loss in quality. Not good. There ARE programs that can remove the protection from AAC (itunes) and WMA (every other paid music store) formats. (procedures are complicated so I won't spell them out here) However it is not possible if you don't have the license for files, meaning you can't play protected files that you copied from someone else's PC. Thats how it works for AAC, I'm almost sure WMA is the same. You can however remove the protection, with no loss of quality, from files that you bought/downloaded and therefore have the license to. Twist if you want any more help with this catch me on AIM sometime: frequenhertz |
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Bronze Member Username: Thumpinwith8sFormerly known as Wolf... Post Number: 27 Registered: Jun-07 | ha ha , forget about licenses, TORRENT DOWNLOADS!! |
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Silver Member Username: Goodie_goopMidland, Texas U.S. Post Number: 630 Registered: Oct-06 | mininova and utorrent FTW!!!! |
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Gold Member Username: Joebruce15 Inch Wang... Post Number: 1008 Registered: May-04 | Thanks guys but all this sounds like alot of work. Im just gonna forget about,the cd isnt that good anyways. F*ck bearshare ill just use Limewire. |
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Bronze Member Username: Thumpinwith8sFormerly known as Wolf... Post Number: 31 Registered: Jun-07 | UTORRENT>LAMEWIRE....LOL |
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Gold Member Username: Adam_sPost Number: 1314 Registered: Aug-04 | I just got an email yesterday warning me about movies I downloaded off of torrents. |