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25th March 2007, 03:55 | #1022 | Link | |
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1. Reboot Windows in SAFE Mode 2. Go to Program Files>Windows Media Player 3. Find setup_wm.exe 4. Rename it to anything else (e.g. setup_wm0.exe) 5. Reboot Windows Works also by deleting setup_wm.exe, but renaming is better just in case you want o put it back. There may be other ways of avoiding the nag, but this one works for me. Note: You have to be in SAFE Mode or else the Windows File Protection feature will put a new setup_wm.exe in the directory. |
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26th March 2007, 04:27 | #1024 | Link | |
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Btw, is it pretty much a given now that the author of FairUse won't be comming back to make a new version? |
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26th March 2007, 17:48 | #1026 | Link |
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Well, since no one responded to my last few posts, I decided to test it out for myself, and I can conclusively say that Urge's AutoMix update does not update your ibx. It's a truly great feature that clues me into what I should buy, and I highly recommend it to all Urge users.
So there ya go. In case anyone else was wondering... |
29th March 2007, 04:19 | #1030 | Link |
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tunebite creates a lossy format.
If this is for audio i'd say you are better off using a freeware app than can record your audio while its playing and save it to uncompressed wav. Like say Audacity. Note Audacity will not playback wma files protected or not but it can record audio that is playing on your pc. Last edited by WalterK; 29th March 2007 at 04:21. |
29th March 2007, 22:30 | #1031 | Link |
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why people dont change the subject? We are repeating the same story here all the time. Let's talk about something new plz? FairUSEWM 1.3 is working so good with me but u need to roll back to windows media player 9. I am not going to discuss this anymore. Good Luck!
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29th March 2007, 23:09 | #1032 | Link |
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Yes. I agree. People who ask the same question over and over are simply not using the very good search feature on the board.
Let us not go into how to make this program work ad infinitum. Regards
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29th March 2007, 23:49 | #1033 | Link |
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found a work around for using the lastest version of fairuse4wm with the lastest version of wmp11 and ibx.
If you cant get back to wmp10, get a program like vmware or virtual pc, and install windows xp with wmp10. Now I figured this out by mistake, install your music service under the virtual pc, use fairuse4wm to recover the keys.. the keys are stored in my documents as blackbox-keys.txt, simply copy that to your real desktop and close virtual pc. put blackbox-keys.txt in my documents, run fairuse4wm, add protected music and enjoy using the lastest version of wmp11 |
31st March 2007, 04:56 | #1034 | Link |
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Just as a warning, MS is pushing Update 929399 to counter a service's inabilty to "extract metering data from some portable devices that support metering" through its Windows Update automatic update program. This update includes IBX 11.0.6, which is a definite bad thing. To avoid the update, chose the "custom install" option when prompted, and uncheck it. Click "next" and then "don't ask me to install this again".
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3rd April 2007, 04:10 | #1036 | Link |
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@mysekurity
Check out the listings at the following link (scroll about 1/3 down re: "disabling"): http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search |
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@setarip_old: I've ignored the automatic update (I was alerting others so that they would not fall for it).
WMP told me that I needed to update my security component in order to stream one of the songs. Eventually and reluctantly, I agreed to the upgrade (not the player upgrade). It processed, and allowed me to stream the song, but not download it. I restarted the player, and found it was still the same version, I could download/stream songs, and still use FU4WM. I haven't yet restarted, so I'm not sure if that kills it, but I doubt it. @Itsdon: The virtual machine will work under vista with WinXP installed on the virtual machine, but vista's WMP is at 11.0.6, which is too great of a version for FU4WM, and its protected system files won't allow any modifications. Until a workaround is created, Vista users must use a virtual machine with XP in order for the program to work. |
4th April 2007, 19:47 | #1039 | Link |
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valid link for FU4WMCommander
Can someone post a valid link for FU4WMCommander, 'coz the old one no longer works.
Please help! Last edited by StreamRipper; 5th April 2007 at 05:00. |
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