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Hi,
I live in Australia and don't have access to Amazon music store (US only). I have searched around for some alternative DRM free stores and found Wal-Mart and some others but they require Linux or Windows to install the software required to buy and download music. I really like iTunes store but hate DRM, and I am happy to pay for music. I have Parallels and wondered if I could run linux in a virtual machine, do all my music purchases via linux and run an apple script that copies the music in the linux partition to itunes on the mac partition whenever the folder changes, i.e. new music is added. I am aware, but not familiar, with folder actions but I wondered if it could work between linux in a virtual machine and OSX Thanks Dave |
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What you propose can indeed be done.
Are you aware that a significant portion of the iTunes tracks are now DRM-free? Anything labled "iTunes +" is encoded at a higher bit rate and contains no DRM. Liquid and computers don't mix. It might seem simple, but we see an incredible amount of people post here about spills. Keep drinks and other liquids away from your expensive electronics! |
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