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USATODAY: BuyMusic Not Compatible with iPod
“BuyMusic’s songs are fully portable, but there’s a catch: None can be moved to Apple’s iPod, which has 50% of the digital music player market, though they do work with players from Creative Labs, Rio, Lyra and others.”
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Sorry on the confusion on the CD burning issue with ITMS. I don’t have broadband access at home so I’ve only bought 1 album and 1 song from the ITMS when using a my laptop at a wireless broadband access point. (I guess it is a good thing for I have read the ITMS is like crack, very addictive) Burned it once to CD and that was that. Now I have it on storage and can re-rip to MP3 or AAC when I want. It is also on my iPod in the original AAC format.
10 CD burns I always thought was a little high, but the as a whole the simplicty, is way better then the mess at BuyMusic.com
Posted by Neo_Mingus on July 23, 2003 at 3:15 AM (PDT)
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Sorry—there actually is no 3 iPod limit in iTunes. unlimited transfers to unlimited iPods forever.
I knew that, but 3 just sounded so good! It’s 3 Macs at once. No authorization or de-authorization needed for iPods because there’s no limit.
Posted by nagromme on July 23, 2003 at 3:42 PM (PDT)
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