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Jan 2, 2002, 10:12pm

http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,68799,pg,2,00.asp

I tryed a little experiment with this article. I went on a file sharing
network and tryed searching for the NSync CD mentioned in the article and
yes there are already many MANY copies of the songs that are fully
downloadable and playable. I think just having CDs not being able to be
played in the CD drive is a bad idea. I like copying my PAYED cds into mp3
format so that i can play many different CDs withotu swicthing the, while im
at or near the computer. But they are going to have to come up with
somethign good because people usualyl find SOME way to crack it.

Jan 3, 2002, 2:14am

I agree. As soon as I get a new CD, I pop it into my computer and make it
all mp3s. That and with this mp3 bit mp3 players will go out of style
becuase there's no way to use them. I have almost a GB worth of info from
all of my Cds and then some singles I downloaded, to which I plan to buy the
CD soon. I wish they made these things in MD format, that would rock.
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Jan 4, 2002, 12:13am

No way you can ever stop recording if you go to Radio Shack or even WalMart
and pick up a male=>male audio cable. Plug it into the headphone jack of the
CD player (Or Line Out if you have a good one) and then into the microphone
jack on your computer. Enjoy. [This is my preferred method, believe it or
not, because I can also record radio, cassette and various other implements
with the flip of a switch]

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