The Day the Music Died, RIAA Files Lawsuits Against File Sharers

[Quasar1011]

I thought the recording industry had found a way to make music CDs uncopiable. I recently purchased a CD by the Swedish band Ultrabeat. I went to burn a few songs from it, onto a "mix" CD that I like to listen to in my car. My program wouldn't recognize the CD. Well I have 2 computers, so I tried to burn it on the other one. No dice. Can't burn songs from that CD. Is this the recording industry's solution, and if so, why isn't it more widespread?

 

[Aphex_Twin]

It took hackers a few hours to break the security of theese "pirate-proof" CDs. Anyway, if something is coming out of your speakers, you can record it, make and mp3 out of it, then share it on Kazaa... It's so easy a trained chimp could do it.

 

[Quasar1011]

Originally posted by Aphex_Twin
It's so easy a trained chimp could do it.

Okay. But how do I train my chimp to do it? And do I have to give my chimp my password?