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About time.

Yes, because you are still technically replacing a file rather than upgrading it.

Kool-Aid Guzzler wrote:

ScifiterX wrote:

Yes, because you are still technically replacing a file rather than upgrading it.

I wouldn't mind that so much if it was possible to change the date added in the database, but its not.  I use this field for smart albums, and I don't want music I bought 5.7 years ago to start showing up as new. 

Not directed at this poster, but the sentiment in general:

Oh, boohoo. What's the big smurfing deal with all this DRM crap? You wanted it, you got it. But yet people still bitch.

Chickenhawk wrote:

I'd like it if we could remove DRM w/o upgrading to higher quality for free.

See what I mean?

I'm just glad I never bought iTunes music. The only songs I have from them was that Pepsi give away 4 or so years ago.

I'd like to be paid to upgrade them.

I'm not sure why anyone bitched about DRM in the first place, it wasn't that hard to remove (or even crack as that one dude demonstrated with every itunes update)

Though it is nice to buy itunes plus now, and hopefully with them making the entire store DRM free we'll see more itunes music sales mayhaps?  Though the higher quality, while nice for audiophiles, is going to eatup your ipod or whatever quite quickly, marketing for quality? or trying to bump people up to the next larger ipod of the lineup?  My 30 gb ipod video is already full, and that's with my old library and only a handful of itunes plus albums, I had to remove all my comedy hour specials and what not to make room as it is.