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    mp3 players in xp - ´copyright´ stops me moving files from the player to xp laptop

    here is what i want to do: "transfer" some music from my mp3 player to an XP laptop. this is what it says when i try to do it: "this file is copyrighted", and it refuses to do the transfer. from what i remember, i could easily upload files to my win 2k laptop, so im kind of suspecting xp has some DRM thing going on...


    i have a samsung baby yepp 32mb mp3 player, made and bought in 2001 (so before drm could have got in, right?). the drivers are nice basic ones that work perfectly otherwise...

    i will install 2000 soon (but having 2 OSs on 1 HD is always troublesome (i have to have xp too).

    ps mod: please dont delete this, i need as much help as poss...
    mp3=bad
    ogg=good


    The RIAA: Here, you can have $13 for all the years we ripped you off.

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    Keep an eye on MS and the RIAA: http://slashdot.org

    www.whatreallyhappened.com is interesting.

    A list of all newly released CDs which have been doctored with DRM: http://www.fatchucks.com/z3.cd.html

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    i would try using the win2k program/drivers first, using compatibility mode.

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    DRM

    Try changing the ID3-tag copyright flag to no, or

    Try using a program called Freeme if its DRM protected

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    i dunno if he can edit the id3 tags once the songs are on his player..


    if it's the transfer software, you might be able to download a hacked version that bypasses this.

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    My bad..

    ... I thought he was trying to transfer from 1 puter to another oops.

    Does your mp3 player have a removable flash card or do u upload by usb cable?
    If you can take out the flash card do you have a reader for it?
    Will it read the files like a disk drive ( like a floppy ) ? Sorry I'm getting tired and this starting to not make sense to me.

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    Re: My bad..

    Originally posted by warez-wolph
    ... I thought he was trying to transfer from 1 puter to another oops.

    Does your mp3 player have a removable flash card or do u upload by usb cable?
    If you can take out the flash card do you have a reader for it?
    Will it read the files like a disk drive ( like a floppy ) ? Sorry I'm getting tired and this starting to not make sense to me.
    Does the lap recognize the player if you go into "my computer"?

    If so see i you can explore and then copy the files you are trying to tranfer.
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    the explorer idea is a good lead...i dont think it shows up in My Computer, but is there some other way i can access the usb devices of my laptop? anyway, im gonna install 2k soon and see if that helps (probably will). thx every1.
    mp3=bad
    ogg=good


    The RIAA: Here, you can have $13 for all the years we ripped you off.

    My response:
    "That's ok, keep your $13 and I'll settle my claim via p2p."


    Keep an eye on MS and the RIAA: http://slashdot.org

    www.whatreallyhappened.com is interesting.

    A list of all newly released CDs which have been doctored with DRM: http://www.fatchucks.com/z3.cd.html

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    Open your Windows Media player.
    From the Tools menu select Options.
    Click on the "Copy Music" tab and uncheck "Copy Protect Music"
    Also go to the "Privacy" tab and uncheck " aqcuire licences automatically for protected content.
    These features are enabled by default when you install the new media player. Very sneaky.
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