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I was over at Napster.com and saw the preview page for the new service.
It basically talks about the new subscription based model they are going to try. I highly doubt it's going to work out. Who is going to want to pay.
One thing of particular interest from the new Napster FAQ is this:
Will I be able to play the music I get through Napster on my portable player?
Yes and no. Some music will be shared in MP3 format, and you'll have all the freedom with those files that you do with any MP3s. In order to give artists and copyright holders choices about how their music is shared, we've created a new secure file format that defines how the file can be used. You won't be able to play those files -- called NAP files -- on your portable player at the launch of the new service. Our goal is to obtain licenses that allow you to play that music on your portable player; we'll get there as soon as possible.
Just how long do you think those NAP files will stay secure? Probably less time that the SDMI stuff.
What a joke. Morpheus rocks anyway. 😀
It basically talks about the new subscription based model they are going to try. I highly doubt it's going to work out. Who is going to want to pay.
One thing of particular interest from the new Napster FAQ is this:
Will I be able to play the music I get through Napster on my portable player?
Yes and no. Some music will be shared in MP3 format, and you'll have all the freedom with those files that you do with any MP3s. In order to give artists and copyright holders choices about how their music is shared, we've created a new secure file format that defines how the file can be used. You won't be able to play those files -- called NAP files -- on your portable player at the launch of the new service. Our goal is to obtain licenses that allow you to play that music on your portable player; we'll get there as soon as possible.
Just how long do you think those NAP files will stay secure? Probably less time that the SDMI stuff.
What a joke. Morpheus rocks anyway. 😀