Looks like Microsoft (or whoever) revoked acoustica's license and forced them to not let their software convert copy-protected WMAs anymore (just like they did with Winamp and Virtousa). Who do I contact for a refund?
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Looks like Microsoft (or whoever) revoked acoustica's license and forced them to not let their software convert copy-protected WMAs anymore (just like they did with Winamp and Virtousa). Who do I contact for a refund?
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pcs800 |
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I am certainly not the one to contact for a refund, but I do have a question for you.
Are you converting songs that you ripped from your own cd's with windows media player? If so, why did you not disable the copyright protection. If not, then you bought this product for the wrong reason in the first place. |
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Acoustica Greg |
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Hi,
Acoustica MP3 CD Burner 4.01 now supports Microsoft's DRM. If you're allowed to burn a song 10 times, MP3 CD Burner will "know" how many times you're allowed to burn it. The converter, on the other hand, was never meant to bypass the DRM. That was a bug, believe it or not. Greg |
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guest |
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You mean the converter was able to bypass the DRM and directly convert protected wma files to an unprotected format?
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acousticaeric(d) |
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Hello guest, no, converter will not convert protected files, but Mp3 CD Burner will burn the files to a usable audio CD as long as it is within the allowed 10 CD burn limit set by the DRM.
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