I note with bemused disgust that Macromedia has decided to refrain from allowing people who use their software to save recorded audio in a portable format. Does anyone have a method to convert Nellymoser audio to pulse code modulation in better than real time? They have attempted to make it hard, but it's easy to do it in real time, and it is easy to prove that it always will be easy in real time (plug the audio output into a full-duplex (or separate) sound card's line in, to record.) In their unsuccessful attempt to provide copy protection, they have only made their product harder to use. Please speak out against such foolishness here: http://www.macromedia.com/support/email/wishform/ Java, last I read, required some sort of a security certificate to activate the microphone in an application. Which is the most economical audio upload applet these days? Cheers, James -- www.readsay.com - maker of the ReadSay PROnounce English literacy system 400 MHz PDA included: $499 -- http://www.readsay.com/PROnounce.html
better-than-real-time Nellymoser decoder FLV->PCM?
Started by ●March 12, 2005
Reply by ●March 14, 20052005-03-14
Someone needs to tell Macromedia's lawyers that ignoring the "analog hole" has never worked as a suitable counter to the "ineffective protection" defense under the DMCA, please. At least as far as I know. Are there counterexamples? I wrote:> I note with bemused disgust that Macromedia has decided to refrain > from allowing people who use their software to save recorded audio > in a portable format. > > Does anyone have a method to convert Nellymoser audio to pulse code > modulation in better than real time? > > They have attempted to make it hard, but it's easy to do it in real > time, and it is easy to prove that it always will be easy in real > time (plug the audio output into a full-duplex (or separate) sound > card's line in, to record.) > > In their unsuccessful attempt to provide copy protection, they have > only made their product harder to use. Please speak out against > such foolishness here: > http://www.macromedia.com/support/email/wishform/ > > Java, last I read, required some sort of a security certificate to > activate the microphone in an application. > > Which is the most economical audio upload applet these days? > > Cheers, > James-- www.readsay.com - maker of the ReadSay PROnounce English literacy system 400 MHz PDA included: $499 -- http://www.readsay.com/PROnounce.html