If we could download music legally and play it on any device we wanted, then we might be more encouraged to do so.
Bottom line is, nobody is going to inconvenience themselves to legally get music that will only play on certain devices, when they can go to 'alternative sources' and get the same tracks that will play on anything.
The music industry is fighting a losing battle here.
Me? I prefer to buy CDs and rip them to MP3 format myself. My car CD player plays MP3 CDs, so why would I bother paying for music that I can only play on my PC and can't burn to CD?
What right does anybody have to tell me how I can use something I have legally paid for anyway?
I could go on all day about this. But my dinner is burning.
Bottom line is, nobody is going to inconvenience themselves to legally get music that will only play on certain devices, when they can go to 'alternative sources' and get the same tracks that will play on anything.
The music industry is fighting a losing battle here.
Me? I prefer to buy CDs and rip them to MP3 format myself. My car CD player plays MP3 CDs, so why would I bother paying for music that I can only play on my PC and can't burn to CD?
What right does anybody have to tell me how I can use something I have legally paid for anyway?
I could go on all day about this. But my dinner is burning.