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Okay never mind my last question, this is more important - my computer won't recognize some audio cds at all. I've looked around the internet for answers but I'm not the most computer literate. I have a packard bell computer if that helps.
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If the CDs themselves are physically ok and aren't scratched up, then it might be some kind of protection... I remember reading about certain CDs being manufactured by record companies in a dodgy way that prevented them from being played on computers in order to curtail pirating, but how true this is, I can't say for sure.
There's a term that was used for it, but I can't remember it. Anyway, I think you might have luck if you use a CD ripping program that can get past this. If you don't want to go through all the trouble, you can simply download the albums online at FilesTube - Search for files on rapidshare and other download sites and use your CDs in the car or stereo. |
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Hello. You're all wonderful.
How do I get my Last.FM to not scrobble the music my sister listens to? Can't have people thinking I listen to All Time Low. |
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Oops. Its on iTunes. I just delete her songs, I guess its no big deal.
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You can turn off the scrobbling function whenever you're not using the computer. Just bring up the Last.fm application and click the icon in the bottom right.
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Not quite sure if this belongs here but I've been having issues with accessing some websites. They load, for a brief while the page is displayed, and then it goes blank and on the bottom left corner it says: "waiting for www.google-analytics-com".
It never moves forward for this and I must say It's getting bloody irritating, as some schoolwork might even depend on the fact that I have no issues of the sort. |
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