[Sherm23]

If one were to want said information 'scrubbed' from their files, I think a batch 'scrubber' would be nice. Anyone...Bueller...Bueller. I'm not condeming nor am I suggesting Mr. Man, just making statements

[alias_neo]

Oh, I'm curious, is it embedded in the ID3 tag or similar? I came across some of my tracks that had copyright information embedded by the program that ripped them from the CD, but unlike the rest of the ID3 tag, it wouldn't let me erase it (in windows right click-properties) I didn't think to take a look at them in a hex editor before hand but simply did a batch convert with direct stream copy straight to clean untagged files. (It was causing no problems, but as a perfectionist I prefer not to have someone embed their details in my tracks just because I used their software to rip them. Maybe next time I'll get a pen and paper and write out the binary so I can make the file myself in notepad.

[sziklassy]

Originally Posted by rel1215

don't go to zune though...they just use the money to flood the market with more crap

LOL... another uninformed idiot.

[mtwiford]

Originally Posted by confucious

Fairy Nuff - but the iPhone has got us non-mac users (otherwise known as the enemy) using things like iTunes.

Strange, but true

I beg to differ being that iTunes is the # 1 selling online music store. The mac population did not put them there....

[fungrified]

just converting it to like an mp3 gets rid of the data im pretty sure.. i did it and searched for my name and no results..

but still why would you? the cops arent gonna book you for having your email in a song.. right?

[agentfubu]

Once I found someone's iPod and copied a purchased song off of the device on linux and used strings to get their email. This can be a potentially good or bad thing. It goes both ways.

[OneRing2Rule]

Originally Posted by GTghost

does this mean we can sync iphone with more than one computer.

Don't know about that, but if you're jailbroke, try SwapTunes on Cydia. Been around a looooong time.

Cheers.

[confucious]

Originally Posted by mtwiford

I beg to differ being that iTunes is the # 1 selling online music store. The mac population did not put them there....

This is, of course, true. I suppose it was the iPod not the iPhone that got it there.

Maybe it was just me that was converted by the iPhone....