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Tunebite 7.0.3 (Windows)

Tunebite is the best solution to remove copy protection from music, audio books, and films & then convert it to one of 100 file formats. Since 2004, Tunebite has been mentioned and singled out for excellence in more computer trade publications than any other legal software solution that removes DRM...

Tags: Audio, Microsoft Windows, Video, Audio Book, Music, RapidSolution Software, Tunebite, Corporate Communications, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-11-18

If iRecord can rip DVDs, why can't Real?

If iRecord can rip DVDs, why can't Real?Are you sure it's a digital rip?Seems to me the way you describe it that it's more of akin to an analog rip. So of course Blu-rays would not work.Sounds like something Real and the EFF would focus onsince it seems either an...

Tags: Consumer electronics, Digital rights management (DRM), Digital media, Tunebite, iRecord, DVD, digital-rights management

Discussion threads 2009-01-07

Additional Resources

With Kazaa, TPB going legit, are illegal downloads over?

With Kazaa, TPB going legit, are illegal downloads over?Pirate Bay was purchased?I would love to see that business model! All the thieves in jail are polishing up their resumes as we speak. And hey, I have a stack of baseball games on video tape that I recorded without the express...

Tags: Cyberthreats, TPB, Kazaa, illegal download

Discussion threads 2009-07-20

Musicstacker Virtual-Gold 5.0.1 (Windows)

Musicstacker re-masters your online music files removing any inconvenient DRM or copy protection. The sound quality of musicstacker is one of our best features. Musicstacker conversion is totally digital. Musicstacker maintains ID3 Tag, so that the file metadata such as Title, Track, and Album is part of the re-mastered file...

Tags: Online Music, Microsoft Windows, New Concept Software, Musicstacker, Musicstacker Conversion, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Digital Media, Security, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2008-04-28

MSN Music to ex-customers: So you thought you bought that song for life, eh?

MSN Music to ex-customers: So you thought you bought that song for life, eh?Grammar policeyou're content -> your content unless you are content.I think that's called a call for class actiondidn't I hear attorney laughing and evluating future fees ?Come on Adrian, I'm sure you really know why."To be honest,...

Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), Digital media, Digital music, Media players, MSN Music, MSN, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-04-23

When DRM dies what happens to my restricted songs?

When DRM dies what happens to my restricted songs?Even worse...What happens to your music if your vendor goes out of business and you can't 'activate' it any longer?Same for software. If you buy software that is Product Activated, what happens if they go out of business?The latter has already...

Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), Digital media, digital-rights management, Apple Inc.

Discussion threads 2007-02-16

United States v. Google? The DOJ would be going after the wrong perp

United States v. Google? The DOJ would be going after the wrong perpRest assured, Apple's day is coming.And my bet is it won't be far off."convert" your apple songs to mp3sIf you have purchased the content legally through iTunes, and you belive in open standards, I don't see any moral...

Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), Game players, Digital media, Digital music, Corporate law, Apple Inc., Google Inc., Microsoft Zune, digital-rights management, Microsoft Xbox, Sony Corp., MP3, U.S. Department of Justice

Discussion threads 2006-10-12