Media Player 9

A

Arlene

I'm attempting to play one of my playlists as I have done
often before. However, I keep getting a message that I
have to get a license that appears to be available only
through Napster. However, these are all songs I have
already pruchsed either on CD that I uploaded to Windows
Media or music I have downloaded and paid for. Am I
correct that I have to buy a subscription to Napster to
listen to my own music?
 
G

Guest

Uninstall Napster should solve most of your problems. Then use iTunes.com,
the free WinMX.com, or Courtesy of Galley the following:
The RealPlayer Music Store offers 192Kbps AAC files. You can find it inside
RealPlayer 10. http://www.real.com/
The iTunes Music Store offers 128Kbps AAC files. You can find it inside iTunes
4.6. http://www.itunes.com/
 

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