ok from where and how do I download tunes to play on my (non ipod) mp3 and ALSO on my pc? (legally)

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Fillyjonk · 18/04/2007 07:41

I'm sorry if this is a numpty question, but I understand there are different formats?

if I go with, say, napster, will the resulting file work on my mp3?

and can i play it also on my computer?

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Katy44 · 18/04/2007 07:55

I don't know a lot about this, but I know my Dad has the sony one, and he needed specific software that came with it. What do you have? Bumping anyway!

FrannyandZooey · 18/04/2007 07:58

Dp says yes to Napster. He says the problem is with iTunes which only allows you to download files with digital rights management software on it a lot of the time so you can't use it on both, only the pc (I am just typing this I don't understand what it means).

He says just make sure you download an MP3 file rather than, say an AAC file or a WMA file.

He says try E Music as well.

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Fillyjonk · 18/04/2007 08:06

oooh ta both

right off to spend money

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FrannyandZooey · 18/04/2007 08:07

LOL I won't tell you all the things dp said about "Why does she want it legally? Blah blah blah blah"

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Fillyjonk · 18/04/2007 08:13

lol

shall send you an email explaining exactly why, one of these fine days

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FrannyandZooey · 18/04/2007 08:15

LOL I know why, but dp doesn't

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Fillyjonk · 18/04/2007 17:58

right well napster is utterly shite, they have taken my money and won't play my tunes

off to try etunes

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2cheekymonkeys · 18/04/2007 17:59

Limewire. I think it's legal but it's also free.

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