mp3 /wma - windows media player. Thank you in advance for anyhelpful advice

mp3 and windows media player. Thank you in advance for any helpful advice
Hi. I am new here so I hope this is the right way to go about asking for info?

I have batch of 13 mp3's and want to import to windows media player to listen. Before I can listen Up comes a windows media request for me to 'migrate' the license. It is saying what I am trying to do may be infringing US copyright laws, - BTW I live in uk - So I presume that if I 'migrate' or 'update' the license and play the files I could be prosecuted? I have no wish to pass files onto anyone else but use for my own personal use. I tried burning them on to cd but again it came up with that the wma files were protected. Any suggestions apart from deleting files?
Thank you inadvance for any helpful advice.

 

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For your problem, don't even bother with WMP, use WinAmp 2.9.
http://classic.winamp.com/

 

to listen. Before I can listen Up comes a windows media request for me
to 'migrate' the license. It is saying what I am trying to do may be
infringing US copyright laws, - BTW I live in uk - So I presume that
if I 'migrate' or 'update' the license and play the files I could be
prosecuted? I have no wish to pass files onto anyone else but use for
my own personal use. I tried burning them on to cd but again it came
up with that the wma files were protected. Any suggestions apart from
deleting files?

Use Winamp.


ATB-DG.

 

Simple don,t use media player it,s crap download something like winamp to
play MP3, I use Jet audio myself not only to play MP3,s but it take,s care
of my media stuff i.e playing videos files, ripping and burning files it,s
the best. Stay clear of widows media player.


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listen. Before I can listen Up comes a windows media request for me to
'migrate' the license. It is saying what I am trying to do may be infringing
US copyright laws, - BTW I live in uk - So I presume that if I 'migrate' or
'update' the license and play the files I could be prosecuted? I have no
wish to pass files onto anyone else but use for my own personal use. I tried
burning them on to cd but again it came up with that the wma files were
protected. Any suggestions apart from deleting files?

 

listen. Before I can listen Up comes a windows media request for me to
'migrate' the license. It is saying what I am trying to do may be infringing
US copyright laws, - BTW I live in uk - So I presume that if I 'migrate' or
'update' the license and play the files I could be prosecuted? I have no
wish to pass files onto anyone else but use for my own personal use. I tried
burning them on to cd but again it came up with that the wma files were
protected. Any suggestions apart from deleting files?

You will find many free MP3 players at this site:
http://www.nonags.com/nonags/mp3play.html
Download your choice& try them instead of windows media player because,
since the advent of XP (and this is only my own personal theory) your
computer is being monitored by Microsoft for various reasons
If you have an SB soundcard installed on your computer use the player that
comes with it is what I do
No probs whatever

Merlin

 

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