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ToiletDuck

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• Sep 20, 2005

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Today I was burning(or trying to) my first CD of songs I like. 12 country songs that I hadn't heard in forever and would like to play on the speakers at my family's bayhouse. Anywho I go to use Nero and it says "DRM check failed, not enough DRM licenses available". Anyone know what this means and what I need to do? Duck

 

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• Sep 20, 2005

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not sure man. I haven't used napster since the original in the mid-late 90's...

its possible you'll hafta burn the CD's with windows media player, or even napster itself if it supports that function

 

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Napster tells me that I don't have the proper CD burning software installed and I'm wondering if it's because I'm on XP64.

Will the latest version of windows media burn CD's?

 

CyberFed

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• Sep 20, 2005

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DRM is Digital Rights Mangement, its a way of protecting media files from being copied illegally. There are ways around this but we don't talk about that stuff here.

 

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I don't think it has to do with anything illegal because I pay for the service and cd Burning is part of it but I don't think their CD burning files are fixed for windows CP64 yet

 

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• Sep 21, 2005

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you might want to ask napster themselves. they might know whats wrong.