erik (erik@bossanova.com)
Fri, 11 Dec 1998 09:29:15 -0800
At 11:20 AM -0500 12/11/98, Michael Aregood wrote:
>
>I heard that mp4 formats don't download faster or sound better, they are
>just the music industry's answer to mp3. They are encoded such that CDs
>can't be pirated.
So what is the deal with the industry making CDs so we can't copy them?
(I understand why they want to, but I'm curious how they are doing it)
Is this encoding only going to affect things like that Phillips recorder? Or is it going make it impossible to copy CDs or individual tracks on a computer CD Burner??
I'm very curious to hear what's going on with this...
Erik Hillard
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