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#197914 - 11/01/2004 22:03 Interesting ripping service
MarkH member Registered: 06/04/2000 Posts: 158	http://www.ripdigital.com/ Regards Mark
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#197915 - 11/01/2004 22:14 Re: Interesting ripping service [Re: MarkH]
SE_Sport_Driver carpal tunnel Registered: 05/01/2001 Posts: 4903 Loc: Detroit, MI USA	Interesting.... _________________________ Brad B.
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#197916 - 11/01/2004 23:47 Re: Interesting ripping service [Re: MarkH]
Yonzie journeyman Registered: 21/09/1999 Posts: 71 Loc: Denmark	Hmm... 224kbps MP3s... They forget to state the encoder and CBR/ABV/VBR though... and: RipDigital actively encourages responsible use of digital music by including unique and traceable information on each file that identifies the music as yours. Wonder what they do if the CD is so scratched it can't be read properly... This is actually a pretty damn good business idea... After a while, you have virtually all music stored, and it's basically a DVD-burning gig. _________________________ #00182, 10GB, Amber, Denmark, Peugeot 206, Rebuilding my stereo - great things to come
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#197917 - 12/01/2004 00:25 Re: Interesting ripping service [Re: Yonzie]
JBjorgen carpal tunnel Registered: 19/01/2002 Posts: 3584 Loc: Columbus, OH	Wonder what they do if the CD is so scratched it can't be read properly... If you go through the buy process they have a disclaimer that if the CD is heavily scratched, it will not be ripped, but you must still pay for it. _________________________ ~ John
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#197918 - 12/01/2004 00:29 Re: Interesting ripping service [Re: Yonzie]
RobotCaleb pooh-bah Registered: 15/01/2002 Posts: 1866 Loc: Austin	After a while, you have virtually all music stored, and it's basically a DVD-burning gig assuming, of course, that they bought the music before keeping it locally
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#197919 - 12/01/2004 00:51 Re: Interesting ripping service [Re: MarkH]
msaeger carpal tunnel Registered: 23/09/2000 Posts: 3608 Loc: Minnetonka, MN	It sounds like a neat idea but I couldn't stand paying that much. I wonder what they do for tagging. _________________________ Matt
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#197920 - 12/01/2004 02:41 Re: Interesting ripping service [Re: msaeger]
tman carpal tunnel Registered: 24/12/2001 Posts: 5528	Hopefully they've got a big automated CD robot to do the disc swapping otherwise it'd be the most boring job ever. I'm also quite curious as to what they do about the tagging. If it's just straight out of FreeDB or Gracenote then there are always mistakes. You're also taking quite a big risk as well. If this place does suddenly disappear then you've lost your entire CD collection!
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#197921 - 12/01/2004 02:44 Re: Interesting ripping service [Re: RobotCaleb]
Yonzie journeyman Registered: 21/09/1999 Posts: 71 Loc: Denmark	After a while, you have virtually all music stored, and it's basically a DVD-burning gig assuming, of course, that they bought the music before keeping it locally Well... yeah. That would be the legal way. Guess I wasn't quite awake when I wrote that. _________________________ #00182, 10GB, Amber, Denmark, Peugeot 206, Rebuilding my stereo - great things to come
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#197922 - 12/01/2004 03:54 Re: Interesting ripping service [Re: MarkH]
tfabris carpal tunnel Registered: 20/12/1999 Posts: 31597 Loc: Seattle, WA	Very interesting. Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the RIAA win a suit against the "My MP3.com" service and get it shut down specifically because making a copy of a CD for commercial purposes, even if it's for the CD's rightful owner, isn't protected by the AHRA? _________________________ Tony Fabris
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#197923 - 12/01/2004 04:44 Re: Interesting ripping service [Re: tfabris]
Yonzie journeyman Registered: 21/09/1999 Posts: 71 Loc: Denmark	As far as I understood it, the thing about the mp3.com case was that the security around the check for ownership wasn't good enough. They had encoded a bunch of CDs, and you could download it after saying you had bought it yourself. Here, they take your CDs and turn into mp3s. No legal danger. Actually, you may want to look at this and this for some extremely interesting reading. _________________________ #00182, 10GB, Amber, Denmark, Peugeot 206, Rebuilding my stereo - great things to come
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#197924 - 12/01/2004 12:36 Re: Interesting ripping service [Re: Yonzie]
drakino carpal tunnel Registered: 08/06/1999 Posts: 7868	They had encoded a bunch of CDs, and you could download it after saying you had bought it yourself. Not quite true. MyMP3.com required you to put in the music disc into your drive and it scanned the same info used for CDDB queries. If it matched a CD they had, you were granted straming access to it. Nowhere did MyMP3 ever allow you to download the music. Of course stream rippers exist to counter that,
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