Napster Has Been Cracked

Sabathius writes "Users have found a way to skirt copy protection on Napster Inc's portable music subscription service just days after its high-profile launch, potentially letting them make CDs with hundreds of thousands of songs for free...""

Comments

Man...

[Curtman]

Never saw that one coming.

Copied Music

[JohnHegarty]

Oh No...

Now the name Napster will be tried to illegally copied music... and after all the paid of the good number of that company...

Re:Whatever

[Curtman]

so long as you're playing via /dev/dsp you can always grab the digital signal

Quiet you. If my next soundblaster comes with some new fangled Macrovision, it'll be your fault.

Or would that be Macroaudio?

Broadcast flag has been cracked

[RandoX]

Apparently, users have been sitting in front of their TV with a camcorder...

Napster v.s. iTunes

[thenextpresident]

Hehe
iTunes: $0.99 per song.
Napster: 14 day free trial: All the songs you can download and copy to MP3.

Hrm... =)

Hey, what do you expect...

[skids]

Before you criticise the craftwork, consider the medium.

You don't expect a pile of burning tires to be stacked neatly, do you? That's about the same as expecting coherence and grammar in a slashdot post.

I saw it coming!

[ImaLamer]

I was going to submit this story with the headline:

Napster is Back!

Re:it's good enough

[redJag]

for audiophiles and perfectionists ....

Turns out they don't care since they'd never purchase that low quality of music in the first place eh? :)