> i'm reluctant to bust out the magic marker. i recorded it with
> no problems
> from my optical-out cd player, so now i can listen to it whenever
> and wherever i
> want.
good point. I was requested to write a short article about copy-protected
cds for an Italian website... mentioning the news about a possible
"invasion" of Arista/BMG protected cds in the US in may/june.
After mentioning past flops like the Charley Pride cd and other stuff like
Key2Audio and magic markers, I ended up saying that if you don't care about
digital quality you can still sample the cd from any line out of an ordinary
cd player...
I don't know why a major label should waste money in stupid technologies
like these cd things.
DjB
www.kutmusic.com
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