By silicon.com
Published: Thursday 29 April 2004
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James
Location
VA
Occupation
Programmer
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iTunes has always limited you to 10 burns of the same playlist. You can then reshuffle songs and do 10 more burns of the different playlist. That upper limit was changed to 7 instead of 10. But the songs themselves can still be burned an unlimited number of times.
iTunes has always limited you to 10 burns of the s...
James
Worth pointing out: though the DRM has changed and...
Anonymous
"(we won't have iTunes or the mini iPod in Europe ...
Anonymous
As someone who has used the iTMS since day one - t...
Steve Patterson
You neglect to mention that Apple upped the number...
Ken Terry
Ha! Give me a break! iTunes isn't becoming more "l...
James
I can't believe I just wasted 3 minutes reading th...
Dale
How is it "backpedaling" to disable a piece of 3rd...
Curious George
Amen Brother!
Why is everyone falling all over ...
Anonymous
Whoever wrote this is biased and TOTALLY LAME. Ske...
G
More biased gutter journalism from silicon.
Anony Mouse
I love the brain washed attitude of the Mac users ...
David
Funny how you criticize the reduction of the numbe...
Anonymous
Yep, the increase from three to five authorized sy...
sjk
old tracks stay the same.
With any tracks purch...
Sam Katz
you're a putz.
concessions to the labels... sur...
mikre
"I love the brain washed attitude of the Mac users...
Dale Cosby
I see so many complaining about Silicon.com being ...
Joe
I haven't used iTunes - I am happy with Musicmatch...
David Wright
To Dale
If you have a Mac you can switch the op...
jdb
Usual Silicon.com half-truths and negative spin to...
Nick
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