Japanese company ELP offers a Vinyl Record player that uses a Laser instead of a needle.
If you play your old vinyl with a standard turntable, and you hurt every time a little bit having the little needle carving along the grooves, then this product is for you. Your pain needs to be really intense though, because the ELP Laser Vinyl player sells for a cool $15,000.
If you're still buying your music on shiny round discs and want to rip it on the go, the $169 SeaGrand ez6 seems like a relatively painless way to get it done. Put a disc in the portable player, plug in a USB drive or SD card, and rip away.
Don't feel so bad that your iPod contains illegally-obtained music, because US President George Bush has also been stealing music.
Check out this video, where he talks about his Beatles songs on his iPod, and of course, Beatles music is not yet available online.
That means he must have ripped them from a CD. Last February, the RIAA said that ripping CDs is illegal. Welcome to the band of thieves, Mr. President.
A list and description of ways to run diagnostics on your Ipod. Everything from testing your scroll wheel to scanning the hard drive.
This is a tutorial on how to use iTunes to back up your music to CD or DVD, and automatically keep track of new music that has not been previously archived… making future backups almost effortless.
Judge tells RIAA they can’t randomly hunt through everyone’s computers.
