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| Guest | MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music "Customers who have purchased music from Microsoft's now-defunct MSN Music store are now facing a decision they never anticipated making: commit to which computers (and OS) they want to authorize forever, or give up access to the music they paid for. Why? Because Microsoft has decided that it's done supporting the service and will be turning off the MSN Music license servers by the end of this summer." http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...-drm-keys.html just another "screw you" from Microsoft |
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| Guest | MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music "Customers who have purchased music from Microsoft's now-defunct MSN Music store are now facing a decision they never anticipated making: commit to which computers (and OS) they want to authorize forever, or give up access to the music they paid for. Why? Because Microsoft has decided that it's done supporting the service and will be turning off the MSN Music license servers by the end of this summer." http://tinyurl.com/3uwfo8 just another "screw you" from Microsoft |
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| Guest | Re: MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music "john" <john@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%235lNIU$qIHA.3940@xxxxxx Quote: > MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music > "Customers who have purchased music from Microsoft's now-defunct MSN Music > store are now facing a decision they never anticipated making: commit to > which computers (and OS) they want to authorize forever, or give up access > to the music they paid for. Why? Because Microsoft has decided that it's > done supporting the service and will be turning off the MSN Music license > servers by the end of this summer." > > > http://tinyurl.com/3uwfo8 > > > just another "screw you" from Microsoft > > > > server? |
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| Guest | Re: MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music A few years back, I bought an eBook from Amazon, and later found out, I no longer could open it due to the new DRM implemented by Adobe (admittedly, it's a reference book so I rarely use it). To make a long story short, Amazon eventually refunded the cost of the book and earned my trust again. I wonder what would happen to those who purchased music from MSN Music Store. "john" <john@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uCIRGT$qIHA.2256@xxxxxx Quote: > MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music > "Customers who have purchased music from Microsoft's now-defunct MSN Music > store are now facing a decision they never anticipated making: commit to > which computers (and OS) they want to authorize forever, or give up access > to the music they paid for. Why? Because Microsoft has decided that it's > done supporting the service and will be turning off the MSN Music license > servers by the end of this summer." > > http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...-drm-keys.html > > just another "screw you" from Microsoft > |
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| Guest | Re: MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music You can burn these MSN Music files to a CD, then re-rip them without the DRM. You can then play the music anywhere. "john" <john@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uCIRGT$qIHA.2256@xxxxxx Quote: > MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music > "Customers who have purchased music from Microsoft's now-defunct MSN Music > store are now facing a decision they never anticipated making: commit to > which computers (and OS) they want to authorize forever, or give up access > to the music they paid for. Why? Because Microsoft has decided that it's > done supporting the service and will be turning off the MSN Music license > servers by the end of this summer." > > http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...-drm-keys.html > > just another "screw you" from Microsoft > |
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| Guest | Re: MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music That's a good solution but I don't know if they can use that CD. In my case, I simply couldn't open the file. And don't know if re-ripping will violate the DRM. In any case, that seems to be a good solution. "Gary Mount" <gary_mount@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:O9XOtRBrIHA.3960@xxxxxx Quote: > You can burn these MSN Music files to a CD, then re-rip them without the > DRM. You can then play the music anywhere. > > "john" <john@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:uCIRGT$qIHA.2256@xxxxxx Quote: >> MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music >> "Customers who have purchased music from Microsoft's now-defunct MSN >> Music >> store are now facing a decision they never anticipated making: commit to >> which computers (and OS) they want to authorize forever, or give up >> access >> to the music they paid for. Why? Because Microsoft has decided that it's >> done supporting the service and will be turning off the MSN Music license >> servers by the end of this summer." >> >> http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...-drm-keys.html >> >> just another "screw you" from Microsoft >> |
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| Guest | Re: MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music I learned about doing this while listening to a pod cast ( http://twit.tv/ww56 ) from Windows Weekly with Paul Thurrott. "xfile" <coucou@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:ejjkUACrIHA.4904@xxxxxx Quote: > That's a good solution but I don't know if they can use that CD. In my > case, I simply couldn't open the file. And don't know if re-ripping will > violate the DRM. In any case, that seems to be a good solution. > > > "Gary Mount" <gary_mount@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:O9XOtRBrIHA.3960@xxxxxx Quote: >> You can burn these MSN Music files to a CD, then re-rip them without the >> DRM. You can then play the music anywhere. >> >> "john" <john@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:uCIRGT$qIHA.2256@xxxxxx Quote: >>> MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music >>> "Customers who have purchased music from Microsoft's now-defunct MSN >>> Music >>> store are now facing a decision they never anticipated making: commit to >>> which computers (and OS) they want to authorize forever, or give up >>> access >>> to the music they paid for. Why? Because Microsoft has decided that it's >>> done supporting the service and will be turning off the MSN Music >>> license >>> servers by the end of this summer." >>> >>> http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...-drm-keys.html >>> >>> just another "screw you" from Microsoft >>> > |
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| Guest | Re: MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music They are not deleting the keys. The license keys do not expire. They stopped the service in 2006, (with some thanks to Real) Everyone has had plenty of time to record the tracks to CD. For all the music I bought from MSN, it was advised to burn to CD and repeated with links on how to burn the tracks purchased. So I did, and can play anywhere an audio CD plays. These were the rights (more liberal than others) Use the tracks downloaded from MSN Music on five authorized computers. Export the tracks for personal use to compatible portable digital players. Burn tracks and playlists to CD solely for personal, non commercial use. I was very happy with the service. So if anyone wants to keep DRM (why?) they need to get the licenses for their 5 computers before August. mae "john" <john@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uCIRGT$qIHA.2256@xxxxxx | MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music | "Customers who have purchased music from Microsoft's now-defunct MSN Music | store are now facing a decision they never anticipated making: commit to | which computers (and OS) they want to authorize forever, or give up access | to the music they paid for. Why? Because Microsoft has decided that it's | done supporting the service and will be turning off the MSN Music license | servers by the end of this summer." | | http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...-drm-keys.html | | just another "screw you" from Microsoft | | |
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| Guest | Re: MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music "mae" <agrannie@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uatUvZErIHA.4788@xxxxxx Quote: > They are not deleting the keys. > The license keys do not expire. > They stopped the service in 2006, (with some thanks to Real) > Everyone has had plenty of time to record the tracks to CD. > > For all the music I bought from MSN, > it was advised to burn to CD and repeated with links > on how to burn the tracks purchased. > So I did, and can play anywhere an audio CD plays. > > These were the rights (more liberal than others) > Use the tracks downloaded from MSN Music on five authorized computers. > Export the tracks for personal use to compatible portable digital > players. > Burn tracks and playlists to CD solely for personal, non commercial use. > > I was very happy with the service. > So if anyone wants to keep DRM (why?) Quote: > |
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| Guest | Re: MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music Thanks for sharing ![]() "Gary Mount" <gary_mount@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:eJ0CIpDrIHA.4952@xxxxxx Quote: >I learned about doing this while listening to a pod cast ( >http://twit.tv/ww56 ) from Windows Weekly with Paul Thurrott. > > "xfile" <coucou@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:ejjkUACrIHA.4904@xxxxxx Quote: >> That's a good solution but I don't know if they can use that CD. In my >> case, I simply couldn't open the file. And don't know if re-ripping will >> violate the DRM. In any case, that seems to be a good solution. >> >> >> "Gary Mount" <gary_mount@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:O9XOtRBrIHA.3960@xxxxxx Quote: >>> You can burn these MSN Music files to a CD, then re-rip them without the >>> DRM. You can then play the music anywhere. >>> >>> "john" <john@xxxxxx> wrote in message >>> news:uCIRGT$qIHA.2256@xxxxxx >>>> MSN Music To Delete DRM Keys - Say Goodbye To Your Music >>>> "Customers who have purchased music from Microsoft's now-defunct MSN >>>> Music >>>> store are now facing a decision they never anticipated making: commit >>>> to >>>> which computers (and OS) they want to authorize forever, or give up >>>> access >>>> to the music they paid for. Why? Because Microsoft has decided that >>>> it's >>>> done supporting the service and will be turning off the MSN Music >>>> license >>>> servers by the end of this summer." >>>> >>>> http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...-drm-keys.html >>>> >>>> just another "screw you" from Microsoft >>>> >> |
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