They more or less covered that. This is an excerpt from the email they sent out to their customers.
After September 30, 2008, you will not be able to transfer songs to unauthorized computers or re-license these songs after changing operating systems. Please note that your purchased tracks will generally continue to play on your existing authorized computers unless there is a change to the computer's operating system.
For any user who purchased tracks through Yahoo! Music Unlimited, we highly recommend that you back up the purchased tracks to an audio CD before the closing of the Store on September 30, 2008. Backing up your music to an audio CD will allow you to copy the music back to your computer again if the license keys for your original music files cannot be retrieved.
Not shockingly, my 6 month old Vaio laptop is also incapable using Stereo Mix, which sucks because I bought it specifically to edit old home videos and archive them to DVD.
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They more or less covered that. This is an excerpt from the email they sent out to their customers.
After September 30, 2008, you will not be able to transfer songs to unauthorized computers or re-license these songs after changing operating systems. Please note that your purchased tracks will generally continue to play on your existing authorized computers unless there is a change to the computer's operating system.
For any user who purchased tracks through Yahoo! Music Unlimited, we highly recommend that you back up the purchased tracks to an audio CD before the closing of the Store on September 30, 2008. Backing up your music to an audio CD will allow you to copy the music back to your computer again if the license keys for your original music files cannot be retrieved.
Not shockingly, my 6 month old Vaio laptop is also incapable using Stereo Mix, which sucks because I bought it specifically to edit old home videos and archive them to DVD.