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How do you remove digital media protection?

ewgfewgf
edited May 2006 in Chit chat
If I download any music that has digital right's management protection, and I want to play it on my mp3 player, I can't, as it doesn't support digital right's management. How could I remove the protection? If not then I won't bother, but surely there is a way?

Also, how do you do the same for video files?
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  • zeropolis79zeropolis79
    edited May 2006
    I need to know that aswell. I've been working on finding a way to remove it but not had no luck.
  • mel the bellmel the bell
    edited May 2006
    errrrrrrm well tbh your not supposed to
    thats the whole point :P
    if it was easy to disable thered be no point in using it.

    just download em illegally :)
    Professional Mel-the-Bell Simulator................"So realistic, I found myself reaching for the Kleenex King-Size!" - Richard Darling
  • FRGT/10FRGT/10
    edited May 2006
    You tried manually re-recording them into a new file while setting the "Stereo Mix" as the input?
  • PureGamerJimPureGamerJim
    edited May 2006
    Use windows media player 10 to sync the protected MP3's (or preferably WMA's) to your player, or burn the files to a music CD and then rip them again!

    Alternativly though you could stop being such a cheapskate and go down to your local MVC/HMV/virgin megastore or whatever and actually buy a nice shinny CD for about 3 quid more. that way, aslong as your CD ripper dont put any DRM restrictions on your music you rip, yopu can use it freely on your MP3 player as and when you like!
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