SunnComm's MediaMax CD3(tm) Technology Allows CD Buyers to ...

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Link: SunnComm's MediaMax CD3(tm) Technology Allows CD Buyers to Copy and Share Music Legally (http://markets.orlandosentinel.com/custom/tribune-interactive/html-story.asp?symb=aapl&siteid=orlandosentinel&guid={C55A8125-0A71-4220-8855-A1833EA87038})

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[GaelDesign]

My God, this is terrible. A proprietary media player? DRM-protected formats based on M$ technologies? I hope it never flies. At least Apple's music can be played in the standard Mac player (iTunes), transferred to the iPod, burned on CD, whatever -- and then you can re-encode it anyway you like. How is this SunComm crap an improvement?

Jared

[Genie]

How in the world do people get funding for these terrible ideas?

THIS is a much better way to go IMHO:

http://www.nilssonmedia.com/artistsponsor.com

[Daveman Deluxe]

Am I the only one that noticed that the article stated that ripping is illegal? What BS.

[Jerry Spoon]

"SunnComm Technologies, Inc. CEO, Peter H. Jacobs says, "It's no longer necessary for music lovers to violate artist, publisher, and record company copyrights in order make additional personal copies of music tracks on the CDs they buy..."

I'm not violating copyright as long as I don't give it away or put it up on P2P, am I?

That being said, what would something like this mean to people who want to rip these type of cd's to their iPods?