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Anonymouse · 25-07-2011, 14:57

Though it didn't help; apparently source info isn't recorded when the track's downloaded. So I've decided to try a couple of legal DRM removal apps; I've copied the tracks in question to a USB stick from the music player I originally downloaded them onto, so the original tracks won't be affected...i.e. if all else fails I can still play 'em on the Samsung YP-U2. Here's hoping the music quality won't be affected.

I just wish I could remember where I got the tracks originally, but I've had some of them for at least 5 years. I could, of course, download MP3, i.e. unprotected, versions - but dammit, I've paid for 'em once already! I refuse to do so again! Death to DRM!!!

25-07-2011, 14:57	#7
Anonymouse RIP Tigger - 13 years?! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Bolton Age: 60 Services: BT Superfast Broadband Posts: 1,858	Re: Locating downloaded track sources Though it didn't help; apparently source info isn't recorded when the track's downloaded. So I've decided to try a couple of legal DRM removal apps; I've copied the tracks in question to a USB stick from the music player I originally downloaded them onto, so the original tracks won't be affected...i.e. if all else fails I can still play 'em on the Samsung YP-U2. Here's hoping the music quality won't be affected. I just wish I could remember where I got the tracks originally, but I've had some of them for at least 5 years. I could, of course, download MP3, i.e. unprotected, versions - but dammit, I've paid for 'em once already! I refuse to do so again! Death to DRM!!! __________________ "People tend to confuse the words 'new' and 'improved'." - Agent Phil Coulson, S.H.I.E.L.D. WINDOWS 11/UK 'GOVERNMENT', ANYONE?!