Zune DRM Cracked
An anonymous reader noted that Zune Scene is reporting that the Zune DRM has been cracked with software now available that strips the DRM from Zune Marketplace tracks and those shared with WiFi.
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It means someone bought a Zune.
This is the announcement that's been so desperately needed to kickstart Zune sales...
Now I can listen to music that I didn't buy for the media player I didn't purchase on an MP3 player that I don't possess!
Isn't technology awesome?
No, cracking your own DRM won't allow you to reach your Zune sales goals either.
Yes, you are quite a "genious."
Does this mean I'll be able to play my Microsoft PlaysForSure tracks on my Microsoft Zune now?
Yes, "chosing" between PNG and JPEG isn't really that hard.
You'll have to snort instead of shooting up, but this might help. And it comes with a free blender.
For the perfect anti-Unix, write an OS that thinks it knows what you're doing better than you do and let it be wrong.
Has anyone emailed the 4 people who own Zunes yet and let them know?
I think two of them were non-techies, so they may not know.
I don't know why everyone keeps bashing the Zune. I love mine! It is the perfect size to shim up that old table in my den with a short leg.
How ya like dat?
I'll bet Zune owners are celebrating with a circle-squirt.
Windows is a solid OS.
It's so bloated and uses so much memory it would sink like a stone...
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Hmm, vinyl and lossless. Anyone else see what I'm getting at?
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...with other Zune The flaw in your argument..."If Zune DRM strips for free, imagine what it would do for a dollar."
It would probably suck for a buck.
No, wait... it already sucks for free!
It's DRM-free as well.
'Redchair's Anapod Explorer'? Are you fucked in the head? Why would you use a hack like that before iTunes?
Oh, and about?
Apple's hardware players don't have any proprietary DRM solutions in them.
I repeat, THE IPOD AND ITUNES HAVE NO BUILT-IN DRM.
They work fine (great, actually) without ever adding a file from the iTunes Store, and have no inherent DRM.
Whoever scared you away from iTunes really did a good FUD job.