JC's song "Slept with My Best Friend" at musicfreedom!

[foxmonkey]

Thanks to Cusa86 at the JJB for the heads up!

Register to download and burn one of JC's unreleased tracks.



Get Your JC Chasez FREE NETBURN!

IMPORTANT MESSAGE!

Thank you for NetBurning JC's Schizophrenic BONUS TRACK brought to you by Musicfreedom.com and Immediatek! An email link is being sent to you which you may use to download the NetBurn. Make sure you have a CD inserted in your computer and you are ready to burn, and when you click the provided link, you click "Open" when the computer asks you what to do with the download!


Edited to add: This is from Rachael at the JJB. It's the next part of the process. Some people are having trouble - they're having to re-register with musicfreedom.



Congratulations Rachael! You are now ready to begin your NETBURN of JC's BONUS TRACK "Slept With My Best Friend." Please pay careful attention because this process is slightly different than traditional "downloading."

NETBURN SECURE burns a TWO SESSION disc. One session has Windows Media 9 files which you can play on your computer, and copy for your OWN use up to three times. The SECOND SESSION is an "audio" session - audio tracks - which can be played in ANY STEREO.

First, make sure you have a BLANK CD in your CD burner. Once the disc is in the burner, and you are ready, click the "BURN" button, below.

The page will be redirected and a dialog will open asking you to "Run" or "Save". Click "Run".

The NetBurn Application will open. You will be asked to agree to a "EULA," which advises you that the content is COPYRIGHTED and you are NOT allowed to make copies of the CD.

Thank you for using NetBurn and we hope you enjoy your new disc! Please go to MusicFreedom.com for more information.


And here's the information concerning ripping your new CD - you can't!



READ ME! IMPORTANT!
This disc contains groundbreaking NetBurn Secure(tm) technology, which makes the contents copy managed. Part of the technology involves a two-session disc.
Therefore it is like having two separate CDs in your computer, but in reality there is only one.
The audio session contains audio tracks on a redbook format which have been "marked" by our copy management software.
These audio tracks in the audio session will play normally in all home audio and DVD players. However, you cannot play these tracks directly on your computer. You cannot convert them to digital audio. If you do try to play or copy them, they will be virtually unplayable and will not sound right.
The other session is a data session (so your computer can see it) and typically has the digital content which can be played on the computer and then be copied to the user's hard disk and their own portable devices.
There are specially encoded Windows WMA (Windows Media) files on this session. Each file can be played on your computer and copied on your portable devices up to three times. You will be instructed to go to our website to obtain a license for the digital file.
If no digital files were included on the disc (for instance, a regular audio disc), the disc would not play on the computer (part of the copy management feature).

NetBurn Secure(tm) is the only consumer and internet burning technology which enables secure, user-friendly copy managed burns from CD-R on personal computers, and is changing the way music is legally distributed and burned.
For more information please contact Immediatek today.

Immediatek, Inc.
2435 N. Central Expressway Suite 1610
Richardson, TX 75080
972.852.2876
http://www.immediatek.com

Content provided by Musicfreedom.com and Jive Records.

Comments

[lisachasez.livejournal.com]

I registered, but cannot figure out how to dl it. Someone said you need a burner on your pc?

[foxmonkey.livejournal.com]

I edited the post with the informational blurb you receive *after* registration. Yep, it looks like you directly burn from the site.

[lisachasez.livejournal.com]

Well, that's just STUPID!

[timberho.livejournal.com]

*kicks things*

This sucks.

HA!

[bitterchick.livejournal.com]

Okay, I thought it was really kind of funny that JC's Bonus Track got posted just as I posted MY finished Bonus Track. [You know the one I mean.;-) ]

Then MFcom told me I don't have a CD burner. Now? Not so funny.

Re: HA!

[foxmonkey.livejournal.com]

Squee! ::looks shifty::

Then MFcom told me I don't have a CD burner. Now? Not so funny.

Man, they're having all kinds of problems. A few people have been successful, but others haven't been as lucky. One or two have even called Netburn for tech help. Luckily, the tech guy has been friendly and helpful. Who knows how long that will last, though. ;-)

[tallories.livejournal.com]

*makes a face* And, perhaps by the time I successfully followed these instructions, I'll also know how to speak Swahili? Sheesh.

[synecdochic]

*insert 20 minute rant about stupid copy protection schemes that make things difficult or impossible for the legitimate consumer while still managing to do absolutely NOTHING to stop determined widespread copyright infringement, with a side detour on the legislation bought and paid for by the MPAA and the RIAA that makes it illegal to circumvent such I-use-the-word-loosely technology in order to utilize your ACTUAL RIGHTS under the FAIR FUCKING USE clause of copyright laws, which said companies are doing their best to get rid of entirely*

*deep breath*

Excuse me, just bitter over here, I've been fighting this fight since 1998 :)

Time for a nasty email to this company about digital rights management, I suppose. Starting with Not Everyone Uses Windows and detouring through Your Software Sucks. :)

[foxmonkey.livejournal.com]

Time for a nasty email to this company about digital rights management, I suppose. Starting with Not Everyone Uses Windows and detouring through Your Software Sucks. :)

I'm hoping you'll include the smiley in your message. ;-)

[diggybear.livejournal.com]

How did they even know the track was available? I didn't see anything on musicfreedom.com. And what I'd like to know is do you have to use a new CD each time you download from them or can you keep using the same CD. It seems like such a waste to have one cd with only one song on it.