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To: cajungirl
One more question: I was planning to take my favorite tracks from all my music CDs, make MP3s in iTunes, then put them onto the iPod. That works, right?

I bought all these CDs and there's no copy protection on them that I'd be circumventing, so it's legal, AFAIK. I don't want the music Nazis breathing down my neck, y'know.

214 posted on 02/26/2005 12:01:55 PM PST by savedbygrace ("No Monday morning quarterback has never led a team to victory" GW Bush)
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To: savedbygrace

Yes. See 217 above.


218 posted on 02/26/2005 12:17:14 PM PST by John Valentine
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To: savedbygrace

It is legal, fast and fun to do, you get to peruse your music. I did about 250 CD's in a couple of days.

I am tellin' you,,it is more fun than a bride doll.


305 posted on 02/26/2005 6:28:11 PM PST by cajungirl (freeps are my peeps.)
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To: savedbygrace

Since you paid for the CD's you are legally entitled to use a file sharing program such as limewire and download a copy of each song from a CD. It would probably be easier than ripping them from a CD if they had somekind of file protection, plus you would have to convert it over to MP3. Much easier to just download it.


324 posted on 02/26/2005 7:26:11 PM PST by chudogg (www.chudogg.blogspot.com)
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