Overdrive moves to MP3 for audiobooks - drops DRM

[silverraven]

Originally Posted by Mike 01Hawk

Ran into this crap too and found this thread via googling "oneclickdigital protected offline"

Here's the blurb:


And it's BS cause Microsoft supports DRM thru PlayReady since 2008. OneClick is just being lazy and trying to pass the buck since WMDRM went the way of the dodo with Microsoft Server 2003 support ending July 14th 2015.

You can filter out protected vs non-protected books on OneClick and can still DL non-protected books. I found this PDF guide helpful
http://gowyld.net/econtent/OneClick/ManualDownload.pdf

But alas, this still blows as we need a way to be able to play audiobooks in offline mode when we're away from the house. I'm still trying to figure out what the hell OneClick supports. What a crapily ran software product.

-edit, last time I visited this site was 4-12-2011 @ 4:53pm :lol: And boy is my Device profile out of date. I'm rockin a Voyage now :lol:

-edit 2 Serious? ":lol:" isn't coded on this forum?

Yup, ran into it too. I use a Sansa Clip + to listen to my books. This makes me very unhappy. They often have books that Overdrive doesn't have, or with different narrators. I used One Click a lot. Guess not so much now.....
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P.S. One Click support did say they are going to add an easier way to tell which books are infected vs. non infected. They just didn't know how long it would take to implement.

[tubemonkey]

Originally Posted by silverraven

P.S. One Click support did say they are going to add an easier way to tell which books are infected vs. non infected. They just didn't know how long it would take to implement.

"infected vs. non infected"

[eschwartz]

Originally Posted by Mike 01Hawk

-edit, last time I visited this site was 4-12-2011 @ 4:53pm :lol: And boy is my Device profile out of date. I'm rockin a Voyage now :lol:

-edit 2 Serious? ":lol:" isn't coded on this forum?

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