I believe there's a little tag within an mp3 saying whether or not it is
'copyrighted'. So perhaps there's some info embedded in the coding. I
really don't know for sure though.
If by chance all Napster is doing is reading the comment field, you could
find a batch tag editor and remedy that pretty fast. Seems way too easy
though, so I'm sure Napster is using a different method. Any ideas?
I suppose if you're really set on sharing the files, you could convert to
wave and back to mp3. No idea what effect this would have on quality, but
I'd think that'd get rid of any embedded info. I'm sure we'll get some
comments from those more versed in this than I.
-Nathan
quoted 1 line how can it determine if its eMusic or not.. ive know nothing about emusic> how can it determine if its eMusic or not.. ive know nothing about emusic
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quoted 1 line do they like have special mp3 formats or something...? I don't dig...> do they like have special mp3 formats or something...? I don't dig...
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