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| 16 Oct 2010 | #1 |
| | Windows Media Player with Napster DSP files I have ported all of my music from my old PC to the new one, which includes quite a few tracks that I downloaded (legally) from Napster as DSP encrypted .wmv files. When I attempt to play them on my new Windows 7 PC with Media Player 12, a pop-up appears telling me that "The previous webpage might require the following add-on: 'Napster' from 'Napster'. Click here to allow it to run..." I click there, select "Run Add-on", and seconds later the same pop appears again. It's really quite frustrating. I have downloaded and installed Napster software on my PC and the tracks play through that player just fine. Any advice, other than using a different player? |
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| 16 Oct 2010 | #2 |
| | Welcome to Seven Forums badbrother. Napster has a DRM reset tool, I found this thread about it here: Napster DRM Reset Tool A Guy |
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