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I
had
a quick play with WMA a year or so ago and discovered a MAJOR
problem.
Copyright.
If you
turn off the copyright protection then allegedly some portable players will
not
play the file as it is unlicenced.
If you
leave it ON then you can only play it on the machine on which it was
recorded
unless you EXPORT the file along with a copy of the licence to the other
machine. This then means that the file then exists in two places and
totally
goes against the whole digital Jukebox concept where fairly low spec
machines
have access to a huge repository of material on a central
server.
It
could have changed now but I stuck with MP3 @ 128kBit
....Oh.... and speaking of copyright....I dont half get confused
when I
see messages that I dont remember posting until I realise you sent
them having "stolen" my signature
:-)
Keith (the
ORIGINAL one
! )
www.diyha.co.uk
www.kat5.tv
Starting to copy my CD's to my PC, was going
to
store as MP3's but a friend has said that WMA format is better and to copy
at
@ 128kbps. Before I embark on this anyone care to comment on which format I
should use and why.
Thanks,
Keith
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