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EJStyleS
12-11-2008

Delicious irony that Tunebite has been hacked and torrented on a billion sites!

Chewy
12-12-2008

People…
Come on…Tunebite exists for over 4 years now and it has been awarded and mentioned in many software magazines.
The software is not illegal, does not crack, hack DRM or whatever. The software rerecords the original file, thus allowing users to listen to their legally bought music also on other devices. It also converts files to different formats. There is nothing illegal about it.
It is intended for personal use and it is 100% legal.
I think, that it is only fair, that I can play the music files, which I legally bought on every device I would like to.
Tunebite does not work with files that were not legally bought by the user.
There are many other software out on the market claiming to be legal, but this really is one and I am happy to have bought it.
As for Nokia….everybody is thinking of loosing the DRM, the guys want to use it? What were they thinking?

mrscruff
12-13-2008

the record labels enforce drm on nokia…because they’re scared of people using nokia phones to freely share music….you can easily share unencypted music by Bluetooth or wifi…record labels are waking up to the fact people are more inclined to buy nonDRM music…they should let nokia sell their music without DRM…it just makes sense

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