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Move to england, we have 3 pin mains plugs, so the casing is always earthed separately from the power itselfDragonSlayer wrote:i have a good question, everytime i plug headphones in it shocks me(from the headphone jack) and everytime i try to unplug/plug in something to the back it shocks me. are machines rebelling or is my pc just rude?
Yaarrghh matey.Nalian wrote:Keep in mind it's illegal.As long as you're ok with that then do it.
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ground yourself before you plug it inDragonSlayer wrote:i have a good question, everytime i plug headphones in it shocks me(from the headphone jack) and everytime i try to unplug/plug in something to the back it shocks me. are machines rebelling or is my pc just rude?
We have that here too. Problem is that *you* aren't always grounded before touching the grounded caseNibblet99 wrote:Move to england, we have 3 pin mains plugs, so the casing is always earthed separately from the power itselfDragonSlayer wrote:i have a good question, everytime i plug headphones in it shocks me(from the headphone jack) and everytime i try to unplug/plug in something to the back it shocks me. are machines rebelling or is my pc just rude?
You're so cute when you try to talk techy.intotherain wrote: Limewire works most of the time for me and I have about 800 songs from Limewire (years ago). I wouldn't recommend using limewire anymore because hackers are programming viruses into the mp3 itself.
Wow, my Creative MP3 player must be broken. It'll play any files ripped or downloaded from iTunes (even with DRM). I'll turn it in as defective asap.jonnythan wrote:Be careful with iTunes.blues2cruise wrote:I am going to look in the library. If they don't have it, I will go to itunes and purchase it. I think I can afford a dollar.
What is a bittorrent client?
Unless you're downloading one of the new, more expensive, DRM-free tracks, you cannot listen to the file EXCEPT in iTunes or on an iPod, so you can't import it into slideshows.
Even if you do get a DRM-free track, it's AAC encoded, not an MP3. Your slideshow program may not be able to import AACs.
It's getting more complicated and more dangerous (spyware and malware) finding music online these days. There are no really "easy" ways the way it was easy when Napster was big. Bittorrent and newsgroups are fairly complicated and straight P2P programs like Limewire either hardly work or come with massive amounts of spyware.
Only iPods and iTunes can play traditional tracks downloaded from the iTunes store, and that's a fact. Your Creative player can play the DRM-free tracks and it can play tracks that have been ripped from a CD with iTunes.Sev wrote:Wow, my Creative MP3 player must be broken. It'll play any files ripped or downloaded from iTunes (even with DRM). I'll turn it in as defective asap.jonnythan wrote:Be careful with iTunes.blues2cruise wrote:I am going to look in the library. If they don't have it, I will go to itunes and purchase it. I think I can afford a dollar.
What is a bittorrent client?
Unless you're downloading one of the new, more expensive, DRM-free tracks, you cannot listen to the file EXCEPT in iTunes or on an iPod, so you can't import it into slideshows.
Even if you do get a DRM-free track, it's AAC encoded, not an MP3. Your slideshow program may not be able to import AACs.
It's getting more complicated and more dangerous (spyware and malware) finding music online these days. There are no really "easy" ways the way it was easy when Napster was big. Bittorrent and newsgroups are fairly complicated and straight P2P programs like Limewire either hardly work or come with massive amounts of spyware.
Your Creative MP3 player cannot play DRM-ed songs from the iTunes store, no matter what you say or how much you spam the thread.Sev wrote:Keep thinking that
jonnythan wrote:Your Creative MP3 player cannot play DRM-ed songs from the iTunes store, no matter what you say or how much you spam the thread.Sev wrote:Keep thinking that
