Post-it Notes vs. Copy-Inhibited CDs
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So simple, though I don't think I like the idea of a Post-it note whipping around at high rpm in my CDROM.:!!!:
So simple, though I don't think I like the idea of a Post-it note whipping around at high rpm in my CDROM.:!!!:
blizz
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the article is in german so is there anyone (other than google or the fish) willing to translate it?
oh and there is another way around it if you still want to rip the disc put it in a normal CD player with digital out, plug that digital out into your soundcard and record the entire disc into one massive wav file, that wav file can the be easily split up into the tracks
copy protection can never stop those who are determined enough.
oh and there is another way around it if you still want to rip the disc put it in a normal CD player with digital out, plug that digital out into your soundcard and record the entire disc into one massive wav file, that wav file can the be easily split up into the tracks
copy protection can never stop those who are determined enough.
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2fast4u
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i could translate it as well, no big deal.
actually the article didnt specifically point out where to put the post-it note but it appears the the cd contains a track of faulty data which prevents the computer from reading it, this is where u put the post-it note.
actually the article didnt specifically point out where to put the post-it note but it appears the the cd contains a track of faulty data which prevents the computer from reading it, this is where u put the post-it note.