Only thing I can think of is that iTunes have copyright restrictions and thus digitally protected files in some parts of the world still.

Sorry, I need to correct what I said. If you have Perkins EQ on your board such as exists on Soundcraft and Mackie Onix systems the associated frequency setting is at 10 o'clock. This corresponds

trinidad and tobago am also trying to figger out how to get apple itune plus to work.

VLC will work. Let me explain. I guess not all keys were made accessible to it, but if you have Any DVD HD running in the background VLC is in my books right next to Media Player and Media Center in

If you read the whole email, there's a reason VLC won't work. That's why I need an alternative.--Matthew Chao

In what country do you live?

Try VLC.

Hi, Folks. I have a Blu-Ray drive on my Dell desktop PC, and am looking for software that's accessible and will allow me to play Blu-Ray discs on my system. I currently use Corel Pro 12, but while

ok well now am confuse cause i have an account with apple itunes and when idownload music it is downloaded as m4p files. so now i dont know how to get it to download m4a files

M4p files are protected and have long since been illuminated from iTunes so download the correct M4a versions and see how you get on.

hi all. sorry if am off topic but am having a problem converting m4p files to mp3. i use sound taxi before but that is not working again. could someone tell me what is a good and user friendly

A couple of points here. I don’t think the dialogue box is complicated and remember that this dialogue box provides functionality for a whole range of conversion possibilities and Ripping to CD’S

Well if we’re not going to rip CD’S with VLC Media player then perhaps the subject line needs to be changed so everyone can follow the discussion easily. ********** “And pray that there’s

Yep...good ole CDEX is hard to beat1! I used to like WMP, but when that program went to 11, it seemed to be not as "straight-forward" at least that's how I found it to be! Tom Kaufman

It looks like ripping CDs in VLC is a bit complicated. It seems difficult to select all the tracks and give them their own filenames. I suppose that it would be quicker and easier to use another

Yes, and that's the route I took. Thanks for responding, Dean.

Ah that's strange there aren't cases for them there. Here's another fun fact for ya all, you all know the H6 XY mics can handel up to 138 DB right? That means they can handle the CHRYSLER-BELL VICTORY

Okay folks a few things I discovered when using VLC Media Player for Windows just now. In the Media menu there’s a “Recent” menu where 10 of the most recent tracks or streams played etc are

As I said I intend to get one. I also found a hard carry case for the F8N though this will have to wait as it will be a little expensive. I have to import it from the states.

Cool dude. Ah the Zoom F8 controler or what ever it's called. Yeah I'd totally get 1 if I had an F recorder. Cause it works with the F4 as well.