Just a tid-bit
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-912695.html?tag=sas_email
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-912695.html?tag=sas_email
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Thanks for lookin' out Eddy. Ill be sure to keep that in mind when I buy my next CD. Damn, I dont remember the last time I bought a CD.
The copy protection is getting pretty rough. They put beeps and junk into the audio as you rip to disk. I don't know how they do it. It must be some exploit in the AUDIO CD format. The Audio industry has hackers working for them now. I see a technical war comming between those that want free music and those that want you to pay for it.
I think the next step for those that want free music is to make a CD player device that has the normal access to the digital information. The back end of the device would have to write out the "clean data" to something like a cdburner. It may have to be done in real time (74 minutes to make a clean copy). That might suck. Also, if you're going to pay for a device to rip CDs, why not just buy the CDs? :x
-rob
I think the next step for those that want free music is to make a CD player device that has the normal access to the digital information. The back end of the device would have to write out the "clean data" to something like a cdburner. It may have to be done in real time (74 minutes to make a clean copy). That might suck. Also, if you're going to pay for a device to rip CDs, why not just buy the CDs? :x
-rob
