New version of Tunebite supports audio book formats from Audible and Apple iTunes

13 Dec 05 14:57 by DoMiN8ToR in category Uncategorized To news archive


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Software today announced the latest release of Tunebite, Windows software
that helps frustrated users play protected music and audio files on all MP3
players without limitation. The release, offering new support for audio book
formats from Audible and Apple iTunes, is available at href="http://www.tunebite.com/index.php?affiliate=70112"
target=_new>http://www.tunebite.com


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style=" LETTER-SPACING: -0.1pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-bidi-font-family: Arial; mso-font-kerning: 11.0pt">Audiobooks
Achieving Significant Market Share


style=" mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-font-kerning: 11.0pt">Poetry
and fiction, verse, trade literature, current events and many other types of
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style=" mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-font-kerning: 11.0pt">rmation
traditionally found in print are now available as audiobooks that can be used
on-the-go. According to experts, audiobooks are capturing nearly 10% market
share in the style=" mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-font-kerning: 11.0pt">US lang=EN-US
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Solutions from Online Providers Making Audiobooks Harder to
Use


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audio book providers’”like online music providers’”have turned to Digital Rights
Management (DRM) copy protection formats to defend against copyright
infringement. New DRM formats now exist for audiobooks’”formats which, like their
musical cousins, often result in playback limitations for legitimate
consumers.


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style=" LETTER-SPACING: -0.1pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-bidi-font-family: Arial; mso-font-kerning: 11.0pt">Apple
iTunes now makes around 10,000 audiobooks protected with their proprietary M4B
DRM format available online. Audible, a provider of audiobooks in multiple
languages uses the proprietary AA DRM format. Audible also provides owners of
higher-priced mobile players with device-specific software to help reduce
incompatibility problems, but end users must still download the correct quality
level for their player.


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typical, non-expert user with a mid-level quality MP3 player or MP3-capable
mobile telephone has a good chance of walking away from the Apple and Audible
services with empty hands. A standardization of DRM formats and adherence to
such standards by all playback media is unfortunately not in sight.


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Eliminates the Problem


style=" LETTER-SPACING: -0.1pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-font-kerning: 11.0pt">Tunebite,
long the internet standard for resolving copy-protection problems, now supports
re-recording audiobooks in the DRM formats M4B and AA at 2x to 4x recording
speed. Using target=_new>Tunebite, users can legally make copies of audiobooks they have
legitimately acquired and save these recordings as unprotected MP3 files that
can be played on any MP3 player. US and European lawmakers have clarified that
users may legally re-record legitimately acquired, copy-protected files to make
private copies for personal use without violating copyright
laws.


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RapidSolution


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Software AG is a leading provider of music software designed to enhance the
online music experience. In addition to Tunebite, other popular RapidSolution
products include radiotracker.com, podspider.com, tagrunner.com. RapidSolution
products can be purchased online and in specialty
stores.

Source: Tunebite

1 Comments

clintb
Posts: 172
Posted on: 14 Dec 05 02:01
Umm, for the Audible stuff just use Goldwave. It'll read directly from an audible file and save into non-protected .mp3.

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