I sure hope this thread is still being looked at. I am trying to use the unDRM tool as it appears to be the best suited for me to undrm my yahoo files (4500 songs). I estimate from what someone else wrote that it will take about 9.5 hours to do it. I know drmdbg can get my license as the stand alone did just fine.
My question is, does this process create another file (song) in the same folder as the original only with a "freed" tag? I thought I read that it did, but I am not seeing an (after about 40 mins after I hit 'unDRM'). Is there something I am missing?
PS
I stopped the process (hit OK) and got a "not responding" thing from windows. Then unDRM said my first song was unDRM'd, but I don't have a mirrored song. Please advise.
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Originally Posted by tresni
I wrote this little GUI tool cause I was sick and tired of having to do everything by hand for freeme2 + drmdbg. This completely automates the process. Works for me with the following setup:
Windows XP SP2
WMP 11.0.5721.5230
Indiv key: 11.0.6000.7000
drmdbg 2008/01/01 10:20
freeme2 2008/02/08?
Updated General options now work. Source attached. Should work for any file that drmdbg can get a license key for. Only tested with wma files.
Put unDRM.Net.Exe, freeme2.exe (and libeay32.dll), and drmdbg.exe in the same directory. Then launch unDRM.Net.Exe. Select the directory where your DRM protected music is stored. Select your options. Hit unDRM, wait for music, click OK, wait for Done! dialog 
sorry if this is the wrong thread, figured with the other freeme2 tools in the first post.... |