Re: lime wire and windows media player

Tech-Archive recommends: Repair Windows Errors & Optimize Windows Performance

>>You do not understand computers and programming and stuff the General
>>Purpose Computer..

"and stuff"? I think I do!
http://www.msmvps.com/chrisl/
http://msmvps.com/chrisl/articles/17315.aspx

>> It is best if you can write your own programs then no one can stop you
>> from doing anything you really want to unless they keep stuff secret.

Talk to AOL/Nullsoft. You can not longer use anything but DirectSound to
output WMA files. Trusted Computing very much (that programming "stuff"
that I don't know about) limit what you can do, no matter how good of a
coder you are.

>> If a non government entity is keeping secrets they are automatically
>> considered to be criminal.

This is to funny. lol.

>> As you play the WMA file you record it at the very same time using a
>> separate recorder.

That's not converting, doing digital to analog copy like that

>> But once you make mp3 files that have no tags you can move them around
>> and deal with them

"Tags" have nothing do with with WMRM/licenses/anything that you are talking
about in your post. Remember, it's important to understand how this stuff
works. I know I do! Do you?

--
Chris Lanier [US:481046]
"BuddyBoy" <gmvoeth@(nomail)yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:%23y1pFoKXFHA.3572@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> You do not understand computers and programming and stuff
> the General Purpose Computer will let you do anything
> at all it depends upon what programs are allowed by the user to run.
> It is best if you can write your own programs then
> no one can stop you from doing anything you
> really want to unless they keep stuff secret.
> In the USA it is illegal for anyone but Government
> to keep secrets. The common man and everyone but Government
> are only allowed to have Privacy which is not the
> same thing as Secret. If a non government entity is
> keeping secrets they are automatically considered to be criminal.
>
> There are ways to get around that but you
> need to purchase or understand your recorders
> to do the job. As you play the WMA file you record it
> at the very same time using a seperate recorder.
> You record straight to a mp3 file that has no tags.
> But your quality will suffer. But once you make mp3 files
> that have no tags you can move them around and deal with them
> Manage them...any way your heart desires.
>
> You should by all rights have unlimited freedom
> within the confines of your own residence.
>
> Licensed material serves only to destroy
> a persons, personal, freedom.
>
> Good Luck,
> BuddyBoy
>
> Word Of Warning. Make all your MP# files READ ONLY
> because if you do not whewn you play them in WMP10
> it might...might I say...rewrite your MP3 file after it has played
> putting a header on the file you do not want to be there.
>
> WMP10 will show this behavior to me no matter what
> MP3 file I try to play that does not already have
> a header/tag. WMP is branding any MP3 file that is not
> READ ONLY....Write Protected.
>
> Watch the dates/sizes closely it is the best way
> to tell your files have been tampered with.
>
>
> "Chris" <cal2002a@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:eyfZzDKXFHA.2540@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>> You should learn and understand licenses thoroughly before trying to
>>>> deal with them...
>>
>> Yes, like a license would prevent loading the file into an application
>> and converting to MP3.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Chris Lanier [US:481046]
>> "BuddyBoy" <gmvoeth@(nomail)yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:%23ZWkX18WFHA.1148@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> Sounds to me like you have run into some kind of licenseing problem.
>>> If you are manipulating WMA files then be cautioned they are delicate
>>> and you can easily damage the licenses. I recommend you convert all
>>> licensed WMA files to MP3 and store them safely away. I can not tell
>>> you how to easily do this because there is all kinds of money behind an
>>> effort
>>> to keep you from doing it.
>>> You should learn and understand licenses thoroughly before trying to
>>> deal with them. They will have limitations on what you can do such as
>>> how many times you can play,copy, move files around...stuff like that.
>>> You should back them up to diskette or CD or another hard drive.
>>> Once a license has been damaged the WMA file is useless and you need
>>> to buy a new one all over again.
>>> If you convert to MP3 there will be a loss of quality.
>>> WMA files are bad news for people who love freedom.
>>>
>>> Sincerely,
>>> BuddyBoy
>>>
>>>
>>> "Holi" <Holi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:7F19B9A8-7A7D-4979-BFB3-2C8D001F91AF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>> kay,
>>>>
>>>> not really sure how i should phrase this,i've got limewire to get all
>>>> my
>>>> music and windows media player sometimes opens to play the songs.
>>>> Had the bright idea yesterday of saving all my songs into "my music"in
>>>> my
>>>> documents and deleting them from the limewire library.Now none of the
>>>> songs
>>>> will play,at least none of the deleted ones and i get the following
>>>> error
>>>> message:
>>>>
>>>> 0xC00D0BC1 Cannot perform the requested operation
>>>> Windows Media Player cannot perform the requested operation. You may
>>>> encounter this error message for one of the following reasons:
>>>>
>>>> The license associated with the file does not allow this operation.
>>>> You are attempting to play a .DVR-MS file that is protected. The
>>>> Personal
>>>> Video Recorder (PVR) in Windows XP Media Center Edition, for example,
>>>> may
>>>> create such files if the source of the content designated the content
>>>> as
>>>> protected. A protected .DVR-MS file can only be played on the computer
>>>> on
>>>> which it was recorded.
>>>> Error ID = 0xC00D0BC1, Condition ID = 0x00000000
>>>> --
>>>> am useless with computers but a fast learner,please don't give up on me
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
>


.

Relevant Pages

  • ubiquitous C00D1199: Cannot play the file
    ... MP plays the sample WMA files fine, but whenever I try to play one ... I query for more information I get the aforementioned vanilla error code. ... some license files I should have copied? ... Is this license and computer registration thing particular to MSN music or ...
    (microsoft.public.windowsmedia.player)
  • License Management
    ... I've never gotten the license and ... backup of licenses to work for protected WMA files. ... the backup and that works fine, ... back to my suppliers and get each order reset so I can redownload the whole ...
    (microsoft.public.windowsmedia.player)
  • Re: Copying to MP3 player
    ... regular WMA files. ... The error that you are getting means that the license for that purchased WMA ... > Player 9, but Media Player 9 won't copy them to my player. ...
    (microsoft.public.windowsmedia.player)
  • Re: lime wire and windows media player
    ... > licensed WMA files to MP3 and store them safely away. ... > Once a license has been damaged the WMA file is useless and you need ... >> Windows Media Player cannot perform the requested operation. ...
    (microsoft.public.windowsmedia.player)
  • Re: Windows Media Player 10 - error message
    ... Where exactly did you get this MP3 file? ... MP3's can't carry a license. ... Replies are to help benefit others in helping ... you and reproducing issues, not necessarily for me ...
    (microsoft.public.windowsmedia.player)