Itunes Stand Back

[GavinBrown]

Is it safe now to ask for a copy of this? Ive been dying to hear it, since ive already purchased my stevie cd/dvd from amazon.com....i hate when artists use these ploys to buy them in different places....if i werent 23 and TRYING TO LIVE IN NYC id prolly buy 10 of em...haha
For those of you whove heard it, whadya think?

[KarmaContestant]

Is it safe now to ask for a copy of this? Ive been dying to hear it, since ive already purchased my stevie cd/dvd from amazon.com....i hate when artists use these ploys to buy them in different places....if i werent 23 and TRYING TO LIVE IN NYC id prolly buy 10 of em...haha
For those of you whove heard it, whadya think?

Um...I don't think it will ever be safe to post this for download. Commercially available material is not allowed.

[eric51078]

Ok I will pay someone the .99 for it :)

[paleshadow]

Ok I will pay someone the .99 for it :)

Unfortunately you can't just buy that track alone. You have to buy the whole album to get it. I'm not going to buy a second copy of the whole album for Stand Back live. If they were smart, they would have put an unreleased song on there.

[UndoingTheLaces]

It's not usually the artist who does this, it's usually the record companies. I've always felt that the record companies do more to cheat their customers rather than reward them and they wonder why so many people resort to file sharing services like limewire. You'd think that they would come up with a special promotion to reward fans who have bought everything an artist has to offer. Like, buy the CD/DVD set and get a link to download that one extra song. But no, you want the packaging and the DVD so you buy the set, you want the extra song so you have to buy the whole album to download it. So to get all of the material you have to buy both. Then you just feel cheated. I know they are in business to make money but I don't see how expecting fans to have to pay twice just for an extra song is fair.

[strandinthewind]

Plus, I do not think itunes purchases will work unless you have a registered computer - though software may exist that corrects this.

[ELIUD]

No you don't have to register your computer, mine isn't and I download from there all the time.

[strandinthewind]

No you don't have to register your computer, mine isn't and I download from there all the time.

The only reason I say that is because I recently wiped my hard drive and re-installed everything. After that, the songs I purchased on itunes would not play or my comp. or my ipod unless I registered the comp. with itunes and it told me I could register like five computers that the songs would play on. Then again, maybe I am just a dork :laugh:

[estranged4life]

The thing I find annoying about the whole itunes/ipod thing is that people are always uploading their cd's onto their PC and/or ipod, then selling the cd's on eBay. Yet when their PC or ipod fail they are left without the music they could have had they not sold their discs - so naturally they have to purchase those albums again.

[ELIUD]

The only reason I say that is because I recently wiped my hard drive and re-installed everything. After that, the songs I purchased on itunes would not play or my comp. or my ipod unless I registered the comp. with itunes and it told me I could register like five computers that the songs would play on. Then again, maybe I am just a dork :laugh:

Well maybe you're right. I just don't remember registering my computer.

[KarmaContestant]

The only reason I say that is because I recently wiped my hard drive and re-installed everything. After that, the songs I purchased on itunes would not play or my comp. or my ipod unless I registered the comp. with itunes and it told me I could register like five computers that the songs would play on. Then again, maybe I am just a dork :laugh:

It's not really 'registering' per se... But you are not a dork. :laugh: You can authorize up to five different computers to play the music you buy. So, if you have a PC and laptop and three iPods, you can authorize all of them to play the music you buy buy transferring the muisic from the point-of-purchase to an iPod and then from the iPod to another different computer. No more than five playing devices may be authorized without de-authorizing one of them.

The authorization process is part of their software to prevent file sharing of purchased AAC format songs.

[strandinthewind]

^^^

A HA!!!! Thanks for that.

So, that means if I send someone a copy of the song I bought from iTunes - they cannot play it?

[KarmaContestant]

^^^

A HA!!!! Thanks for that.

So, that means if I send someone a copy of the song I bought from iTunes - they cannot play it?

Correct.

You can burn it to CD, and then re-import it as an MP3, but when I've done this, the quality reduction is astounding.

[ELIUD]

I do that all the time. I buy from Itunes. Burn to a CD and then put it on my computer at work or give it to somebody else. I guess I don't pay attention to the quality that much. I don't own an iPod so that's something I don't have any experience with.

[Phoenix]

I do that all the time. I buy from Itunes. Burn to a CD and then put it on my computer at work or give it to somebody else. I guess I don't pay attention to the quality that much. I don't own an iPod so that's something I don't have any experience with.

I thought you culd only download from itunes if you had an ipod?
is that true?
(sorry, not to technologically advanced over here):laugh:

[Richard B]

I thought you culd only download from itunes if you had an ipod?
is that true?
(sorry, not to technologically advanced over here):laugh:

No. You can download songs with or without an iPod. You can then burn your downloads to a CD.

I bought Cosmic Game by Thievery Corporation and have made so many CD's from it. It occasionally "warned" me about making copies and not distributing them. But it never blocked me. By law, you're allowed to copy for personal use.

[Travis]

I was considering doing this myself, burning the new live Stand Back to a CD then re-importing it mainly so that I could make a CD using Rhapsody instead of iTunes. This brings up another question some of you may be able to answer.

iTunes has a feature in the playback section that you can check off if you want the music to segue into one another. Rhapsody has this too and if you're a premium member, when you burn a CD there is also an option to burn a CD that way as well. You can burn the CD so that the songs crossover into each other by either 3, 5 or 10 seconds. I'd like to do this with iTunes but I don't see that option in the "burning" tab. Does anyone know if you can do that or not with iTunes?

Thanks!

[Richard B]

iTunes has a feature in the playback section that you can check off if you want the music to segue into one another. Rhapsody has this too and if you're a premium member, when you burn a CD there is also an option to burn a CD that way as well. You can burn the CD so that the songs crossover into each other by either 3, 5 or 10 seconds. I'd like to do this with iTunes but I don't see that option in the "burning" tab. Does anyone know if you can do that or not with iTunes?

Thanks!

The cross fade is only available in iTunes via playback. For burning, you can set it to no gap. So there is no cross fade feature on burning.

Toast 8 would do it and also is a great program! Where iTunes leaves us featureless, Toast gives it and so much more. Been around for years.

[Travis]

Thanks Richard!

Seems like a relatively simple feature to add. If they have it for playback why not for burning? Grrrr ... this is another reason I prefer Rhapsody over iTunes.

Travis

[JazmenFlowers]

The cross fade is only available in iTunes via playback. For burning, you can set it to no gap. So there is no cross fade feature on burning.

Toast 8 would do it and also is a great program! Where iTunes leaves us featureless, Toast gives it and so much more. Been around for years.
really? I thought this feature was there for burning too. I may be wrong. since I'm on my laptop I can't look, but I trust what you've said. I just may be losing my mind. :lol: