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Sep. 15th, 2004 06:13 amIs this true?
"Many of us use our computers as our only CD player. If a disc will not play in a computer, It is useless, especially to the aforementioned commuter. It is certainly not worth paying up to twenty dollars for something it cost them under one dollar to manufacture. An example of these frequently unplayable discs is Charley Pride - A Tribute to Jim Reeves published by Music City Records. It is encoded with a protection scheme called mediacloq made by Sunncomm. In addition Music City Records, Sunncomm's website lists BMG, Fahrenheit Records, and Sunbird Records as their customers. Celine Dion's CD, A New Day Has Come causes computers to crash. It also has permanently damaged some CD-Rom drives by corrupting their firmware. If this disc is placed in a Macintosh Computer, it cannot be removed without the help of a professional service technician."
Not making me want to buy any CDs anytime soon. >_> Although, why the hell you'd even let yourself pay $20 for a CD unless it's imported (in which case you'd pay more ^^;) is beyond me. No one's CD is worth that much.
My headache's gone finally... although now my stomach's feeling a little strange, but it's nothing I can't cope with. I've been up for the past two hours, so I'm going to get a little more sleep... I think I can go to work today.
"Many of us use our computers as our only CD player. If a disc will not play in a computer, It is useless, especially to the aforementioned commuter. It is certainly not worth paying up to twenty dollars for something it cost them under one dollar to manufacture. An example of these frequently unplayable discs is Charley Pride - A Tribute to Jim Reeves published by Music City Records. It is encoded with a protection scheme called mediacloq made by Sunncomm. In addition Music City Records, Sunncomm's website lists BMG, Fahrenheit Records, and Sunbird Records as their customers. Celine Dion's CD, A New Day Has Come causes computers to crash. It also has permanently damaged some CD-Rom drives by corrupting their firmware. If this disc is placed in a Macintosh Computer, it cannot be removed without the help of a professional service technician."
Not making me want to buy any CDs anytime soon. >_> Although, why the hell you'd even let yourself pay $20 for a CD unless it's imported (in which case you'd pay more ^^;) is beyond me. No one's CD is worth that much.
My headache's gone finally... although now my stomach's feeling a little strange, but it's nothing I can't cope with. I've been up for the past two hours, so I'm going to get a little more sleep... I think I can go to work today.