[stlbud]

I just bought two of the new The Beatles remastered CDs and found they are "enhanced". First off it tries to install some version of Quicktime (and who knows what else). Then it wants to play some Quicktime video. I wish I had put these on my Linux box first instead of my media PC.

Hey EMI! I want to listen to the music not watch some D$$N video every time I put the disk in my primary player (my pc).

[stlbud]

I just bought two of the new The Beatles remastered CDs and found they are "enhanced". First off it tries to install some version of Quicktime (and who knows what else). Then it wants to play some Quicktime video. I wish I had put these on my Linux box first instead of my media PC.

Hey EMI! I want to listen to the music not watch some D$$N video every time I put the disk in my primary player (my pc).

[laurenglenn]

Originally Posted by stlbud

I just bought two of the new The Beatles remastered CDs and found they are "enhanced". First off it tries to install some version of Quicktime (and who knows what else). Then it wants to play some Quicktime video. I wish I had put these on my Linux box first instead of my media PC.

Hey EMI! I want to listen to the music not watch some D$$N video every time I put the disk in my primary player (my pc).

Get AnyDVD for other reasons plus this one. They block that kind of stuff.

Hey, at least it's not a rootkit. It amazes me when artists won't sell their albums online. AC/DC said they won't do it because they want everyone to buy the full album. You can also do that guys..... many artists make you buy the full album and don't do the a la cart option.