Recordings Purchased BEFORE April, 2006

Recordings purchased BEFORE April, 2006 use DRM licensing. DRM is a copy protection method which uses licenses. You MUST backup these licenses when you get a new recording. You can do this in Windows MediaPlayer (with Manage Licenses in the TOOLS menu). A computer virus, crash, or upgrade may result in COMPLETE LOSS OF ALL LICENSES, AND, COMPLETE INABILITY TO PLAY ANY OF THESE RECORDINGS. Thus, it is CRUCIAL that you back these up, and we accept NO responsibility to repair any such loss.
NOTE: NO recordings sold on this site use DRM anymore

MACINTOSH USERS (pre-April 2006 Recordings)

The CURRENT recordings work fine on any Macintosh computer with a working copy of Windows MediaPlayer for Macintosh. HOWEVER, the DRM Licensing MAY NOT WORK AT ALL ON MACINTOSH COMPUTERS. Those recordings may not play AT ALL on Macintosh computers. No guarantee or refund will be provided for the older recordings for Macintosh computer users.

What is DRM?

The DRM licensing encoding protects against intentional or inadvertent pirating of a file. DRM insures you have authentic material and that you have acquired it in a legitimate manner.

Lost DRM Licenses

If you lost your licenses AND your backup licenses, we may be able to help. See Lost or Damaged Recordings

More about DRM- http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/drm/faq.aspx#drmfaq_1_1