Msn Music License Servers Will Turn Off By The End Of This Summer. Options

[harlander]

Found a link for you...You can read more about Tunebite here

[scou_verner]

I was't whining around, i just like to be well informed before getting something.
I tried this Tunebite you're speaking of and it looks like a pretty decent soft.Although I have a qestion:can I convert more tha one file at the same time?I'd rather prefer getting the job done faster.

[harlander]

yeap, it converts up to nine tracks at the same time, but of course this depends on your computer's performance.

[scou_verner]

Thanks man for answering.cheers

[lepetitmartien]

M$ just announced they will run the servers until 2011, so that people can listen and move the tunes they bought till then.

They will see in 2011 if they stop the service or not or jump on Mars in pink suits.

It leaves time for customers to move the tunes outside their DRM system where it's lawfull. (they could have thougt about it first hand…)

[scou_verner]

yeah, I heard about it too...they finally decided to do the right thing...still it doesn't seem to have a soft like the one that guy is talkin about.you never know when it might come in handy.

[Morley]

Hello, I've got this Tunebite you're talking about, but the latest version which is much complex than the other versions, besides it converts the files into the formats I need it also downloads musics from internet for free, videos and mp3s too, from web sites and even radios. Those features are very useful for me...

[harlander]

Yeah, I've heard about it too but haven't had the chance to try out the new version yet.

[Morley]

It's very interesting cause I have now all my music for free on ipod, mp3 player and even cellphone. Besides that it has a high speed and good quality. You should try it to see its features..

[harlander]

Well yeah,those new features really caught my attention.Did u try downloading some videos from youtube, for example?
How good of a job does it do?