Thread: Overdrive moves to MP3 for audiobooks - drops DRM
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Old 07-29-2015, 08:08 PM   #43
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Originally Posted by silverraven View Post
Just went to One Click Digital today. Got the message the basically since Microsoft is no longer supporting DRM they now have their own DRM. They can no longer be transferred over to Sansa devices. *sigh* Really? That is what I listen to my audio books on. They are as bad as Hoopla for me now.
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For those interested, here's the full text of that message:

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Notice to our customers:

Due to Microsoft's decision to no longer support DRM encryption, protected OneClickdigital titles can no longer be transferred from the OneClickdigital Media Manager. This affects WMA devices such as Sansa, Zen, and Sony Walkman.

You can still listen to protected titles in the OneClickdigital Media Manager, stream the titles from your library’s OneClickdigital website, or listen to the title with one of the OneClickdigital mobile apps on Apple, Android, or Kindle Fire devices.

Thank you for using our software!
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