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where is prakash? I guess it's time he should start hating the pioneer of DRM in Music market , crApple
me said:
Exactly. Only people who are completely clueless about technology, music, codecs and formats would ever use Windows media formats or any other proprietary formats, for that matter. Either them, or those who have statues of Bill Gates and (God forbid!) Steve Ballmer plastered all over their house.krazyfrog. said:
The_Devil_Himself said:
aryayush said:
Windows media is Microsoft's proprietary format. For any software/hardware to have the ability to play it, the parent company has to pay Microsoft a huge recurring yearly licensing fee. Why, oh why, would Apple go out of its way to support a clearly inferior format owned by its competitor that does not even have a respectable share in the market? Does Microsoft's Windows Media player and Zune play AIFF files? No, they don't. Heck, Zunes don't even play Microsoft's own "PlaysForSure" DRMed music. Ha! The irony.gx_saurav said:
Wrong. DRM free songs bought from the iTunes Store can be played on any player in the world. DRMed songs from any store in the world can only be played on their specific partner devices. This whole system is controlled by the music labels. How does Apple get the blame!gx_saurav said:
Complete and absolute bullshit.gx_saurav said:
Wrong again, of course. You can do so. I did it three days ago.gx_saurav said:
You are forced to use the software because it makes the whole experience painless and easy. Believe it or not, people buy iPods because of the rock solid and trustworthy integration with iTunes. And believe it or not, no one cares about your opinion on the matter.gx_saurav said:
Don't bash everything about Microsoft. It only makes YOU look like you could use a psychiatrist's help.