Help With My SDA!!!
A couple of questions I have with my SDA:
1. I'm having problems playing music. I've downloaded a few songs from the Wal Mart Music site. Its DRM protected. When I upload the songs to my SDA and try to play it, it ask to look for the licenses to play the song. It then connects to the Internet to look for it, but the Wal Mart site says it can't get the license for the song. Any way to get around this?
2. I have TV shows on DVD that I wanna convert over to watch on my SDA. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any help!
1. I'm having problems playing music. I've downloaded a few songs from the Wal Mart Music site. Its DRM protected. When I upload the songs to my SDA and try to play it, it ask to look for the licenses to play the song. It then connects to the Internet to look for it, but the Wal Mart site says it can't get the license for the song. Any way to get around this?
2. I have TV shows on DVD that I wanna convert over to watch on my SDA. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any help!
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you should have a software disc on your SDA. What you would have to do is rip whatever media to have to your computer, than upload it to the software ou have to convert the file to ransfe to your device. Thats the basics on that that how my cousin does it with his NOKIA NGAGE lol
as far as copyright protected stuff, you may have to pay a subscription to even get that license. so your better off downloading it through a file share sight: limewire, bearshare, jamster, imesh, etc....
as far as copyright protected stuff, you may have to pay a subscription to even get that license. so your better off downloading it through a file share sight: limewire, bearshare, jamster, imesh, etc....
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You're going to have a problem with the licensed music files until more devices are cleared to sync up with the online music stores.
There are a couple of walk arounds which are more a pain in the ass than anything else. This is going to sound crazy, but it works. You can set the sound settings on windows to use the "Wave Out" as your audio input. Then use a sound recording program to record the output from your flies being played through Windows Media Player or whatever player into a sound recording program like GoldWave.
It's a real pain in the ass but it's the only technical work around I have found. Either that or just download from a file-sharing service.
As far as video. I would recommend a program called "Pocket DVD Studio" that ...
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There are a couple of walk arounds which are more a pain in the ass than anything else. This is going to sound crazy, but it works. You can set the sound settings on windows to use the "Wave Out" as your audio input. Then use a sound recording program to record the output from your flies being played through Windows Media Player or whatever player into a sound recording program like GoldWave.
It's a real pain in the ass but it's the only technical work around I have found. Either that or just download from a file-sharing service.
As far as video. I would recommend a program called "Pocket DVD Studio" that ...
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