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Tunebite.com
Ewww... analogue... But I suppose, its a legal option, and it'll always work, regardless of the copy protection method (I know, Macrovision, but that is easily filtered).
I haven't tried Tunebite but I've been using Total Recorder, available at http://www.highcriteria.com, for years. It really does offer "total" recording capabilities and at $11.95 is excellent value for money.
In my previous message a comma got caught up in the URL for Total Recorder. It should read http://www.highcriteria.com
Hmmm...I'm kind of new on this forum, and I don't know if this thread is the right one, but can anyone tell me which of these 2 products is better? Tunebite or Total Recorder? because I have read quite a few articles and can't decide which one to choose.
tunebite inputs all of the ID3 tag info.. i really like that. an important question. Does napster to go watermark the files? i dont intend to share my converted files on p2p or anything, but if i give 1 song to a friend and and he's not as careful, can it be tracked back to me via a audio watermark?
I have choosen Tunebite and I am very pleased with it. Regarding your question, I don't know for sure if Napster does this, but Tunebite re-records a song that is played on your computer and through this analogue procedure all watermarking should disappear, so i guess it's safe to share the songs with your friends too
Why not try software using Virtual CD-RW drive? I tried SPAM
I know a product called Digital Media Converter
and I also found a demo on Youtube
and heard it can convert producted files without recording process,so the conversion speed is higher than others
Is there other way to unlock the protected files?