an app you're buying directly from the DJ - and you have to get a new version for every party... of course there will be grace periods and other discounts for loyal upgradersOriginally Posted by mikemarion
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11-11-2010, 05:24 PM #11ctrldGuest
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11-11-2010, 05:49 PM #12Tech Student
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In the year 2000.... just want to be sure I get the credit when this is common Reply
Benjamin: you're putting the whole chat transcript in? heheh
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and it was me IMing you about posting it
woah like MC Escher
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11-12-2010, 02:12 AM #13Tech Guru
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me confused
going back to smoking me pipe
what's the interwebz?
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11-12-2010, 04:35 AM #14Tech Guru
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[QUOTE=Karlos Santos;178998]
Also, its actually illegal to use iTunes downloads for pubic performance so i dont see Apple approving an app that does it.
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not in the UK if you have a Pro Dub License from MCPSTraktor Scratch Pro 2.7, MBP 13", iPad 2 & TouchOSC, Reloop NEON, Pioneer DJM750mk2, Mackie d.2, Pioneer CDJ800 x2, Technics SL1210MK2 x2, NI Audio 6 DJ, Dicers,
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11-12-2010, 06:00 AM #15
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Dude its more compicaated that than im afraid.
ProDub is for the use of MP3s used for DJing, thats true. But the iTunes agreement states that iTunes downloads cannot be used for 'Public Performance" or "Commercial Purposes". The ProDub licence cannot overrule the host companies licence.
What you must do is burn it to CD. Any music burnt to cd can be played in Public. You then have to reimport it to play it as MP3 and thats where the ProDub licence comes in. It allows you to transfer CD to MP3 and then use the MP3 in a commercial way.
Sucks dont it.
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11-12-2010, 06:06 AM #16Tech Guru
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Ah right, i dont use itunes so wasnt aware of that clause. i use cdpool, beatport and mastermix digital
yeah its a total head melter! technically if you burn your mp3's to audio cd's you still need the license. a very grey area stillTraktor Scratch Pro 2.7, MBP 13", iPad 2 & TouchOSC, Reloop NEON, Pioneer DJM750mk2, Mackie d.2, Pioneer CDJ800 x2, Technics SL1210MK2 x2, NI Audio 6 DJ, Dicers,
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11-12-2010, 06:09 AM #17
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Yeah mate it makes no sense whatsoever . Just another way of stiffing DJs.
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11-12-2010, 06:23 AM #18Tech Guru
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So realistically if I make an MP3 copy of the AAC from iTunes I'm not breaking that part of the agreement?
(Got such a headache this morning, drinking on a school night never good)MBP, 15.4", Ableton Live 8 Suite, Novation Remote SL, Pioneer XDJ-RX, Traktor, VCI 100SE!
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11-12-2010, 06:27 AM #19
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Your allowed to burn an iTunes playlist up to 7 times.
How random is that...!!!
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11-12-2010, 06:31 AM #20Tech Guru
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Apple iTunes developement meeting: Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
"how many times shall we let them burn playlists?"
"Chuck a dart at the dart board and see what fate wants"
"It's a 7?"
"Fair enough"MBP, 15.4", Ableton Live 8 Suite, Novation Remote SL, Pioneer XDJ-RX, Traktor, VCI 100SE!
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