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that is a tricky one.
your best bet is to setup a winxp VM ,then you can get software to do it for you.
if you setup samba you can copy back and forth easily from the VM to you system.
other than that there isn't to many linux programs that will do the removal.
good luck
have you tried installing wine and windows media player and then playing them in this wine wmp? I know they won't be played then in mplayer anyway, but your final question was
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Originally Posted by Tunababa
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Please what can I do in order to play the files.
"Get Windows, or a file without DRM."
Now that's a useful reply to a fellow seeking some straight forward good hearted replies., some really helpful advice, obviously given in the same good spirit as the fellow asking for the advice.
May as well just told him to go and buy a new machine with Windows 7 installed just so he could play that one WMA file.
Geez,.......some people,..............
He's a newbie, he doesn't need that sort of smart assed sarcastic replies, he's here for help not some lame advice merely posted to have a little joke at his expense.
Last edited by felixq78; 12-28-2009 at 06:06 AM.
Reason: additional comments.
remove++.
you either want to buy a CD/DVD of what you want, or remove this stuff.
or no, you remove anyways, but then you either buy a legal, normal copy, or you fetch it somewhere)
there are many things worth payment but those are distributed in that way meant for one thing: deletion.
"Get Windows, or a file without DRM."
Now that's a useful reply to a fellow seeking some straight forward good hearted replies., some really helpful advice, obviously given in the same good spirit as the fellow asking for the advice.
May as well just told him to go and buy a new machine with Windows 7 installed just so he could play that one WMA file.
Geez,.......some people,..............
He's a newbie, he doesn't need that sort of smart assed sarcastic replies, he's here for help not some lame advice merely posted to have a little joke at his expense.
Yes, it is a useful reply. You can't remove DRM on that file under Linux, only under Windows. So either he's got to get a file without a DRM lock on it, or remove the DRM under Windows.
Grow up, read the questions the OP posts, and what's really being asked, before you complain about the answers. You certainly didn't add anything to the thread...and you re-opened a thread that's been closed over a YEAR, just to spout off about how un-helpful you think someone is.
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