Re: WMP 10 for Unprotected Content

Zach, another question. If you also have zero protected content, then
I'mguessing your library includes nothing from one of the new online music
services (including Microsoft's new one). What's your perspective on these?
On the one hand, they seem like a good idea, and on the other it seems like
the use of such material is awfully restrictive, and I'm very leary of what
adding protected content will do to the rest of my collection. Any thoughts?
Zach or anyone?


"zachd [ms]" wrote:

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> I have zero protected content. It isn't a problem.
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> -Zach
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> "Curtis Hendricks" <CurtisHendricks@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> > The thing is, I despise the idea of protected content. Every CD I have
> > copied
> > I have done with the copy protection option unchecked. Plus, I've a large
> > and
> > growing collection of music that I've digitized from albums - unprotected,
> > of
> > course. I don't want the computer dictating how often I can burn the same
> > track to a CD, or whatever else the 'personal license' manages.
> >
> > Fortunately, WMP 9 lets me operate as I want. I can't tell from the
> > descriptions of WMP10 if that changes. One reference on the MS site
> > suggested
> > that I may not be able to copy unprotected media to my PocketPC, or any
> > other
> > portable device I might purchase. Does anyone know?

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