Symbian-Developers
General Section => General Symbian Discussion => Topic started by: matthew on November 19, 2013, 01:09:47 am
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First off, if this flirts a bit too much with piracy concerns, please remove the post.
i recently reinstalled iTunes after finding out it is an .aac converter (i also rediscovered that PC Suite is, too ::)) and after installing it, it set me up with all the music i had previously purchased. Now, i have hundreds and hundreds of songs in this protected .aac format (.m4p) and i want to put them on the phones, but i really do not want to have to burn and rip to get them.
Is there a way to defeat the DRM permissions in the firmware? i know where several of the related files are and i have read them a bit, but i do not know how to modify them to allow protected file playback (if it's even possible).
Thanks and/or sorry :-[
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I don't think there is tbh, but as long as no tools for cracking DRM ect are posted then the thread can stay.
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And if it can be done but the person who knows how is uncomfortable with publicising it, PM is cool by me.
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Whoa, you posted that faster than i added the last comment :)
i am actually a little uncomfortable with this thread already, mate.
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Well I can remove it if you want, your choice.
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Maybe that's best.
i'll just test mods on the E72 to see if it's possible. Or use a CD-RW and get over it ::)