since a ton of you have likely received or bought an ipod for the holidays--don't forget, when you buy music from itunes, it's sometimes a dead end and you music is trapped. i have a lot of non-ipod music players and computers i can't "authorize" to play my purchased music on, so jhymn solves a lot of those issues and it still keeps your info inside the song(s).
free *your* music with jhymn
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(Page 1)3. Jhymn is not a total rip off, it allows you to remove your info completely from the file, if im not mistaken.
Posted at 3:33PM on Sep 3rd 2006 by Edgar Rodriguez
4. Oh. I see. I stand corrected (I was tired at the time). Well if it works, Great. I have some music i would like to 'open'. Drm just plain sucks.
Posted at 3:33PM on Sep 3rd 2006 by Hal Hockersmith
5. The JHymn program is a hymn variant, written in Java, that provides the same functionality as hymn but in a cross-platform user interface. I have not tested this code. It comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY to the extent permitted by applicable law. From the website.
Posted at 3:33PM on Sep 3rd 2006 by Bradley mcalister
6. Hey What the??? Did this guy rewrite the HYMN Project http://hymn-project.org/ or is it a rip off. What's the diff. Both will do the same thing. Wouldn't you want to do it with the original?
Posted at 3:33PM on Sep 3rd 2006 by Hal Hockersmith
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1. does this program make u pay like itunes after u add (x) number of songs ???
Posted at 3:33PM on Sep 3rd 2006 by Homer