Enforcer Explorer Feb 18, 2007 #31 Welverin said: It would be a gigantic pain, but songs purchased from iTunes can be made into an audio cd, which can then be copied to your computer. Click to expand... This does reduce sound quality, however. The only way to avoid DRM is to continue buying CDs or use emusic.com.
Welverin said: It would be a gigantic pain, but songs purchased from iTunes can be made into an audio cd, which can then be copied to your computer. Click to expand... This does reduce sound quality, however. The only way to avoid DRM is to continue buying CDs or use emusic.com.
Welverin First Post Feb 20, 2007 #32 Enforcer said: This does reduce sound quality, however. Click to expand... People always say this, but I've never noticed, but then I keep the volume so low I can barely hear the song, so the quality has to be really bad to notice at that point.
Enforcer said: This does reduce sound quality, however. Click to expand... People always say this, but I've never noticed, but then I keep the volume so low I can barely hear the song, so the quality has to be really bad to notice at that point.
