Originally posted by
johnblommers:
Those who have purchased protected content from the ITMS will already have it, as will those who use iTunes on Windows. Those who don't use iTunes on Windows won't bother, for the reasons you cited.
Right. Didn't think of that. My bad.
Originally posted by
johnblommers:
We have unprotected WMA content, the abandoned PlayForSure DRM, and Zune DRM content, a worst bag than Apple's. Use the MS APIs and you play back their stuff, use QuickTime APIs and you can play back QuickTime content including ITMS content.
If you read what Jim wrote a couple of posts back WMA playback wasn't intended so it still doesn't matter that Microsoft is worse (I'm not saying if it is that or not).
Originally posted by
johnblommers:
Me sense is that Jim is only going to go the MSFT route anyway unless it turns out that there is huge demand for QuickTime formats.
Again, back up a bit and stop assuming everybody's bullying your precious Apple – Neither WMA or AAC playback is in.
Originally posted by
johnblommers:
Me too! iTunes on Windows is a glacial experience, I don't know how people put up with it. Oh wait, they already put up with Windows ...
Yeah, you're such a comedian.