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Lia Fail (X) Spain Local time: 04:53 Spanish to English + ...
Nov 2, 2004
iTunes has arrived in Spain. I downloaded the software, opened an account, prepaid a small sum, downloaded my first album into my library, and burned it onto a disk.
Cost 10 euros + cost of CR-RW, so about 12 euros, I guess. You have permission to create 7 CDs in total, and they can play in Real and in a normal CD player (so compatible).
Purchasing a song costs 1 euro.
I think it's rather expensive, but good for when you want just one song.
iTunes has arrived in Spain. I downloaded the software, opened an account, prepaid a small sum, downloaded my first album into my library, and burned it onto a disk.
Cost 10 euros + cost of CR-RW, so about 12 euros, I guess. You have permission to create 7 CDs in total, and they can play in Real and in a normal CD player (so compatible).
Purchasing a song costs 1 euro.
I think it's rather expensive, but good for when you want just one song.
I'm kinda in favour of paying for music to support artists, which is why I never got into obtaining free copies over the WWW. On the other hands, CDs are over-priced and often one likes just one or two songs...
One thing that annoyed me was NOT to find a group I like (Mo' Horizons)....:-(
Has anybody else tried iTunes, and what do they think? ▲ Collapse
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A CD normally has 15-20 songs and you get a nice booklet with it.
If a song cost 1 € where is the advantage?
In USA it cost 0.99 cents, why is in Europe expensiver?
Rgds
Toledo
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Heinrich Pesch Finland Local time: 05:53 Member (2003) Finnish to German + ...
Isn't it mp3?
Nov 3, 2004
Do they not distribute in mp3 format? Those should fit at least 200 on one CD.
1 Euro for a piece is only cheap if you avoid buying the whole cd. If I want the whole CD I go to the library, borrow it and copy it into mp3 on my hard disk or burn it onto a cd-rom. It's legal to copy for personal use.
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