I purchased songs from Napster.com. I burned them on a cd and then loaded them into my computer media player. When I sinc them into the shaker I get a message “that the provider not granted right to sinc files”. Will I be able to some way download these songs into the shaker? If not, can I purchase a cd and download the songs into the shaker.
This thing is driving me crazy. I can’t believe the shaker is so difficult to use.
Music from services such as Napster or Rhapsody are protected (DRM) and may not be played on the Shaker.
If you purchase a CD and rip the music off of it, however, it will work.
Message Edited by Bluescreen on 12-18-2007 08:42 PM
I took your advise and ripped the CD and it worked. Thank you for your help.
I bought the shaker for my daughter specifically because best buy claimed that it supported rhapsody-to-go, which I have a subscription to. But of course, when I tried to transfer files to it through my to-go account, I got a message saying that the tracks must be purchased first – not transferable through my subscription.
Is it all lies?
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