joebloggs
10th January 2013, 23:25
:biggrin: after the gov saying it was legal to make copies of and transfer to other devices music you bought, amazon come up with this..
Amazon wants to breathe life back into CD sales by offering free MP3 versions of your Amazon CD purchases including any discs you've bought since 1998 with a new program called AutoRip. Your free MP3s are automatically stored in Amazon Cloud Player after you purchase a new CD and are available for playback or immediate download. Past purchases that are eligible should automatically show up in Cloud Player. The free digital tracks do not count against your Cloud Player storage limits as with purchases from Amazon's MP3 store.
read more here .. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2024776/amazon-autorip-service-bundles-digital-copies-cd-purchases.html
Amazon wants to breathe life back into CD sales by offering free MP3 versions of your Amazon CD purchases including any discs you've bought since 1998 with a new program called AutoRip. Your free MP3s are automatically stored in Amazon Cloud Player after you purchase a new CD and are available for playback or immediate download. Past purchases that are eligible should automatically show up in Cloud Player. The free digital tracks do not count against your Cloud Player storage limits as with purchases from Amazon's MP3 store.
read more here .. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2024776/amazon-autorip-service-bundles-digital-copies-cd-purchases.html