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how can I re-encode DRM protected WMA files to remove the protection, I have tried several encoders which won't do it. Don't tell me this infringes copyright laws, etc. Just tell me how to do it.
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This link below has a program which removes the copy protection from wma files.
http://www.animemusicvideo
NB: Only works with DRM v2 not v1 files
For older WMA files try http://members.home.nl/icq
I use Tunebite, and I am very pleased
http://www.topshareware.co
use muvaudio. it is 18.99 but can record up to 5 songs at a time. http://muvaudio.com/
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by: ZefferPosted on 2002-10-06 at 16:25:27ID: 7317502
Adam this question is a violation of EE rules and protocol.
Please apply to support to have it removed.
Use your brains (and a search engine)..you might need EE at a later date for serious questions:)
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