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Old 01-22-2011, 01:51 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
All MP3 files are unprotected - the MP3 format doesn't support DRM.

You don't need any fancy tools for appending MP3 files - just join the files together and they'll play fine.

Eg, from a command prompt:

copy f1.mp3+f2.mp3+f3.mp4 join.mp3

will join up files "f1.mp3", "f2.mp3" and "f3.mp3" to produce file "join.mp3".
Sorry, wasn't aware of that. I remembered reading from the Amazon support and will quote it now: "AAC, WAV, MP3 with Digital Rights Management (DRM) and other music file formats are not supported" so I took that to mean that it was possible that MP3 files could have DRM. Probably just how they worded it.

That's a good tip for using the command prompt to joing mp3 files together. Thank you.
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