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cannot play ripped music files
techidave:
I never thought about looking for a drm removal tool and apparently no one else did either until now.
and this thread is a little over a year old too.
steeladept:
New album: http://www.shupe.net/product_info.php?idnum=63 Brand New Shoes
(see attachment in previous post)
$12.95
PostHeeHawFunkadelicHipHopNewGrass in its finest form!
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-Curt (July 12, 2010, 03:04 AM)
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COOL. :Thmbsup:
Unecessary threadjack. Open only if you don't care that it doesn't apply to the original post at all :P
SpoilerUp till this came out, we had all the albums he put out. The most interesting part to me was how I learned of him. Back in the late 90's/early 2000 time frame I got an IOmega microdrive/MP3 player (can't remember what is was called). Anyway, it came with a 40MB microdisk that had sampler music on it and BanjoBoy was one of those songs (along with a few other good ones I can't recall at the moment). They were all "no name" artists at the time and I really took to Ryan Shupe. Enough to look it up and find out he had 4 or 5 albums (I don't count Live since it is just a live release of Simplify - well, more or less). We got all of them at the time. Actually I see there are two we are missing now - Brand New Shoes (just released) and it's predecessor, Last Man Standing. Not counting those two, though, as an album I liked Simplify best.
superboyac:
I see no good solution for your situation if you don't have the cd's anymore. wma's suck, I'd never ever use them. For me, there are only two options: lossless, or mp3. If you go lossless, just use FLAC files or APE or something like that, and if you want compressed files, use mp3 (LAME encode).
dbpoweramp is a brilliant piece of software. As a last minute rescue, go on the original computer and use dbpoweramp to convert all those wma's to mp3, and transfer those to the new computer. You will lose a lot of quality in the conversion, but that's all I can think of. You can also use another software to do it, but dbp is really easy to use and amazing.
Or, you can download the songs pre-ripped from any of several online places. That would probably be the better option, but it may cost you a little!
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