Re: XBox 360 Media Center Only Plays 1 Minute 20 Seconds of DRM Songs

To confirm whether this is content specific, please try the following:
1) Open Windows Media Player and go to Tools --> Options
2) Select the Rip Music tab and check the "Copy protect music" box; click OK
3) Rip 1 track off of a CD; this track will be protected
4) Play the track you ripped in step 3 on you MCX; does it play all the way
through?

Note: you may want to undo step 2 when you're done...

Also, if you leave Task Manager open on the PC with the Performance tab
selected while DRM'ed content is playing, what does CPU usage look like
at/around 80 seconds into the clip?

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"shaun" <shaun.blake@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Just another update. Now my 1st XBox 360 is doing it. It's crazy.
Why 1 minute and 20 or 21 seconds of the song?



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