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 February 29th, 2008, 10:12 AM
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Well, I found some information about this tool here
http://www.daniusoft.com/wma-mp3-converter.html Actually, its DRM removing funtion attracted me. I hate DRM tech, it prevent me from copying or converting my favorite music. And I've always searched around for a good converter. I'm gonna have a try. thx 
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#13
March 4th, 2008, 05:56 AM
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 softwares that can remove DRM and convert DRM
Hi, glad to meet you guys here
In this article, I want to talk about some softwares that can remove DRM and convert DRM. DRM stands for digital rights management. It claims to protect digital media from piracy. However, DRM does nothing to stop copyright pirates. The main purpose of DRM is financial. It prevents lawful user from making back up of purchased music and enjoying music on third-party players. It may also cause some security issues, because DRM controls your computer, automatically connects to Internet. I prefer to remove DRM from my purchased music so I can enjoy my music without estrictions. Here are some softwares that can help you remove DRM and convert DRM. Digital Media Converter http://www.wmatomp3-converter.com/di...converter.html  I’m using this application to convert DRM files now. It can perform all types of conversion including video to video, video to audio, and audio to audio. It is the only program I have tried that can remove DRM without recording and the conversion speed is pretty good. Recommend. Tunebite http://tunebite.com/  I used to use Tunebite before I found Digital Media Converter. Supporting many formats is its advantage. Its disadvantage is it can only remove DRM by recording, so the conversion speed is slow and I can’t do anything else on my computer during the conversion process. SoundTaxi http://www.soundtaxi.info/  Another software that uses the recording method. I think there is a bug in SoundTaxi. It starts converting even though the convert button is not clicked. NoteBurner http://www.noteburner.com/  NoteBurner acts as a virtual CD burner. It adds an icon to the system tray and can only be used within a player. In summary, SoundTaxi and Tunebite work by recording while Digital Music Converter directly converts. The results of this difference are Digital Music Converter needs less time to finish converting and you can perform other tasks when using it. Tunebite and Digital Music Converter both support many formats, however, Tunebite needs lame_enc.dll to support mp3 or it can't work with mp3. Ok, it’s done.( maybe it’s too short, I’m sorry I didn’t have much time to modify or perfect it which only could make you to get a simple image of them ). For personal opinion, I like Digital Music Converter a bit more. But whatever, hope you can have much more fun with them.
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#14
March 5th, 2008, 08:51 AM
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Your article contains superseded information. Some of these software had been updated and changed their interface. And there are a lot of softs removing DRM and converting DRM-protected files you didn't mention. Quick google search will be more useful than this article.
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#15
March 5th, 2008, 09:15 AM
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Can you tell me which of these software had been updated? I just want someone who need this kind of tool will get a short cut and avoid to do some unessassory work. you know, I had searched these software on google and tried them one by one.
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#17
March 6th, 2008, 10:26 AM
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Hello!
I don't want to argue, I just share my opinion. Personally I use converter TuneCab wich converts any - protected or unprotected audio and video files. It also converts protected files to another (unprotected) format - it's legal unlike DRM-removal software. http://www.tunecab.com
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#18
March 10th, 2008, 09:36 AM
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