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I saw this over at the HardwareConnect site and it leaves very bad taste in my mouth. I'm sorry, but I resent ANY government agency or business that assumes I am a bad person and assumes that a particular piece of music is illegal and then want to effectively take control away from me for things on MY computer. Sorry Creative, but you just crossed the line.......
Audigy 2 apart from bringing tons of useless and seen-it-done-that features into a growing family of SB spin-offs (Live!, Live! 5.1, Audigy), features a wonderful little contraption called DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT. This built-in hardware mechanism is supposed to stop playback of pirated Audio CDs as well as illegal mp3 files.
Now if we could only forget about the (pay-per-driver Creative issue) and get our hands on some "home made" Audigy 2 drivers that bypass this "wonderful" function - we might even consider buying one of these cards. For now - we can only wait.
Let down Audigy 1 owner
I saw this over at the HardwareConnect site and it leaves very bad taste in my mouth. I'm sorry, but I resent ANY government agency or business that assumes I am a bad person and assumes that a particular piece of music is illegal and then want to effectively take control away from me for things on MY computer. Sorry Creative, but you just crossed the line.......
Audigy 2 apart from bringing tons of useless and seen-it-done-that features into a growing family of SB spin-offs (Live!, Live! 5.1, Audigy), features a wonderful little contraption called DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT. This built-in hardware mechanism is supposed to stop playback of pirated Audio CDs as well as illegal mp3 files.
Now if we could only forget about the (pay-per-driver Creative issue) and get our hands on some "home made" Audigy 2 drivers that bypass this "wonderful" function - we might even consider buying one of these cards. For now - we can only wait.
Let down Audigy 1 owner