khat17
09-15-2007, 12:29 PM
People who collect music will probably have a problem either when they format or get music from a friend to do some work on an AMV or such. WMA files can't be beat with their DRM protection. There is one way around it though. Get a license, burn it, and then rip it back to MP3. Tedious aint it?
There is one software that emulates burning so you can do it from within WMP and get your MP3 converted from within the application thereafter.
http://www.sharedrmusic.com/
Though that solution is nice, I've been searching for something that would do the conversion straight with no middle process - or at least no visible middle process.
http://www.drm-converter.com/
That program does exactly what I want. Not too expensive either (depending on license you want) and for USD$15, it's not bad.
Now, I can get back licenses for my WMA files and convert them to MP3 without any hassle, and then, no more DRM problems.
PeAcE.
There is one software that emulates burning so you can do it from within WMP and get your MP3 converted from within the application thereafter.
http://www.sharedrmusic.com/
Though that solution is nice, I've been searching for something that would do the conversion straight with no middle process - or at least no visible middle process.
http://www.drm-converter.com/
That program does exactly what I want. Not too expensive either (depending on license you want) and for USD$15, it's not bad.
Now, I can get back licenses for my WMA files and convert them to MP3 without any hassle, and then, no more DRM problems.
PeAcE.