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- monospaced0
"...not just Apple devices"
Hahaha juhls. Who told you that DRM tracks you buy through iTunes can only be played on Macs? That's just crazy talk.
DRM just means that it's rights managed and that you are limited to how many copies you can make of it. But that didn't stop anyone.
- By "device", I meant the iPod. Didn't think I had to explain that. And if you buy a song from the iTunes store and it's not
juhls - DRM-free, you usually can't play it on other devices unless you strip the DRM off by burning to CD and then re-ripping.juhls
- http://i.imgur.com/T…digdre
- Almost every music player can play AAC files. Every single computer can play them. And almost every CD player now supports AAC and MP3monospaced
- supports AAC. If you think it's just iPods, you're sorely mistaken.monospaced
- It doesn't matter; iTunes DRMed files WILL NOT play in anything but iT/iP without jumping through some kind of hoop.ismith
- hoop.ismith
- By "device", I meant the iPod. Didn't think I had to explain that. And if you buy a song from the iTunes store and it's not