No, technically SoundTaxi does not circumvent Microsoft's or Apple's iTunes DRM protection. Microsoft's DRM protection system is unprotecting the protected DRM audio files.

SoundTaxi supports DRM protected WMA files, DRM protected AAC files, DRM protected MP4 files from Apple iTunes store. It can simply convert wma to mp3 files. See similar questions...

Yes, you convert M4P files with SoundTaxi to MP3 files. Can I copy DRM protected WMA to MP3 files? Yes, SoundTaxi does exactly this. See similar questions...

Yes, you can unprotect (rip) these DRM music files with SoundTaxi to e.g. MP3 files and then copy these MP3 files to your iPod using the iTunes software. Does SoundTaxi preserve the ID3 tags of protected WMA files? Yes SoundTaxi preserve these tags when converting WMA files to MP3 files. See similar questions...

No. Our files are not protected at all. We trust you completely, and we really want you to be able to listen to the tours without any technical problems. No. According to the Conditions of Use document, you may not. Purchasing a tour constitutes your agreement to these terms, and sharing the tours does constitute a violation of these terms and copyright laws. See similar questions...

Live doesn't support DRM-protected files and this will propably not change in the near future, as rights management is a task that basically has to be performed by the underlying operating system (Windows or Mac OS). The legal issues involved are more than complicated considering that Live is an application that by definition allows remixing, instant-editing and internal re-recording. See similar questions...

The MindBites community is built on trust, connecting real people who want to learn with those who wish to share what they know. The lesson files that you upload will not have any technical restrictions that will prevent users from copying and moving the file to different devices for their personal use. We believe this is important since they may need your lesson on their iPod, TV, laptop or all of the above. See similar questions...

The password is most likely the URL from where the warez file was downloaded (possibly even with 'www.' or 'http://'). If that is not the case try the URL of the website (of the respective warez file). If that still isn't the password try to contact the poster or site administrator of the respective site, they should have the answer. See similar questions...

Our software does not convert protected WMA files. To convert the WMA files, please make sure you may play it on your computer and the WMA file(s) are not copyright protected! And please make sure that the Windows Media Format codec is installed on your computer. If not, please download it from here and install it to your computer. See similar questions...

XanEdu uses software from FileOpen Systems to deliver content requiring DRM protection to CoursePack users. Currently, the only XanEdu content requiring DRM is in the form of Adobe Acrobat® PDFs, encrypted by FileOpen technology. When you click to view one of these files included in your CoursePack, the required FileOpen plug-in on your computer unencrypts the item and Acrobat Reader opens the document within the browser window. See similar questions...

Before CDex 1.10 you can only encode WAV files, but not the other way around. There are several tools available which can do this job. Take a look at www.mp3.com and look for utilities like WinAmp or MaPlay. See similar questions...

Typically, eBooks sold through primary book distributors (Amazon and Barnes and Noble, etc.) are protected with Digital Rights Management (DRM) software. DRM protects eBooks from being copied and distributed for free by making an eBook readable only on the computer to which it is downloaded. As a result, copies of the eBook file cannot be made, and the file cannot be read if it is moved to another computer. Fultus considers this limitation very undesirable for most customers and authors. See similar questions...

Not at all! You can watch movies downloaded from JANS! WebRing again and again even if you are not a member anymore. See similar questions...

The digital right management implementation (DRM) of PDF is a joke . It turns out that practially every application except acrobat reader circumvents the printing or password protection limintation. For example: convert drm.pdf > extract.ps; lpr extract.ps does the job. See similar questions...

Yes.  The APD Suite files are protected to provide version control and minimize corrupted files.   They have been designed with a standard interface so that you only need to use the macro buttons.   Although file protected, you must keep in mind that you should not use Cut & Paste nor Copy & Paste methods on the unprotected entry cells.  This runs the risk of moving cell formats to different parts of the template. See similar questions...

If you only want a few files converted, then the simplest way is to drag and drop those files onto the program. You can either drag files onto the program's icon on the desktop, or onto the program itself. If you drag files onto the program's icon there is a limit with this approach of around 10 files. This limit arises because the filenames are concatenated to make a command string, and this seems to have a Windows-impose limit of 255 characters. This problem may be solved in later versions. See similar questions...

The largest number of files converted at one time using the wildcard function was reported to be around 2000. A week later someone contacted me with around 3000 files to be converted. A few weeks after that someone was claiming 7000. If you'd like to claim a higher number, let me know. Theoretically the only limit is your disk space. See similar questions...

No. Copy protection is a limitation installed on the disc from the manufacturer and encoding these discs would be a violation of this copyright protection. Ripit Good will notify you if you own any discs with copyright protection, and will not charge you for that CD. See similar questions...

Yes, there are programs that convert from ASP to PHP. ASP2PHP is one of them. Please test the code it produces, before going live... See similar questions...

Yes and no! They can be used either legally or illegally. Using an MP3 is legal if the song's copyright holder has granted permission to download and play the song. Also, it is legal to make copies from CD for personal use (Danish people click here). However, it is illegal to encode MP3s from CD and trade them with others unless you have the permission of the copyright holder. See similar questions...