to defeat the protection..u only have to keep the shift key pressed and prevent auto run.. http://www.p2pnet.net/article/8323 and they didnt test that .??????????????/ its so basic...its not funny i was studying the media hype given to this Cd...and man..its egg on their face.. where do they get their reseachers and testers from 1 guess..ex-RIAA/rejects any more guesses
..man this is funny.. now they sue the guy who discovered the shift key thing.. btw i think someone on cdfreaks figured that out first..cause i rememeber reading it..on one the posts the same day the cd was released.. hamilton dude..is getting a lot of free publicity..by all this,,
Hehe i guess they realized what kind of PR minefield they were getting into: http://news.com.com/2102-1027_3-5089448.html?tag=st_util_print
Just a quick note for everybody who is concerned about all these CD's being copy protected; I have the perfect system. It's called Windows 3.11 Just run CD player at the same time as sound recorder, and it will convert the audio tracks into .wav files. Then transfer those wav files to your main computer and convert them into MP3's or whatever format you like. You'd be surprised how fast a Pentium III PC boots up with Windows 3.11
LMAO hehe... dang thats clever. Or another solution: dig that old 1x cd drive out of the basement ... i knew i had a reason for storing it_X_X_X_X_X_[small]ASUS A7V8X-X, AMD2500+ Samsung 1024MB, PC2700 360GB [3x120GB, 7200, 8MB] MSI Starforce, GeForce4 Ti4400 128MB AFTERDAWN IRC: irc.emule-project.net, #ad_buddies COME SAY HI![/small]
