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  #433318 31-Jan-2011 17:10
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ah, yes, WB allowed another activation while Marvel did not. The challenge I guess with the Digital Copies is that they aren't bound to an online account, so they don't provide a centralised mechanism (like iTunes) for more versitile management.

Just to clarify, iTunes is also DRM, not a differnet format again? iTunes was offered as a target, if I had chosed that rather than Windows Media player, would I have had more versitility?



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  #433362 31-Jan-2011 19:56
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Depends what you are dealing with on iTunes for instance all their music is DRM free but for movies and software it is limited.







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