(S50)PAC converted to MP3??

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dantera

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Anyone know where I can get a program to convert the saved music files of the S50 (PAC) to another playable file such as MP3?? My original player's button broke, and rather than fixing it myself and keeping my music, I actually believed my friend when he said that he could retrieve my music so that I could send the player back for replacement. Now my music is on his pc in a PAC file for over a year and so here I am. HeLp?>
...........and to top it off, he can't get the music file to go back onto the new player.....MP3 conversion program/file needed please.
Thanks.
DJ
 
No such program, because those pac files are encrypted so unless you have the encryption key to decode them, even having a converter wouldn't work.
 
I knew a guy that said he was archiving music off of his Sl100 onto his computer but I never got around to asking what program he was using to do it. If there's a will there's a way.

If I ever see him again I'll ask.
 
ovrrdrive said:
I knew a guy that said he was archiving music off of his Sl100 onto his computer but I never got around to asking what program he was using to do it. If there's a will there's a way.

If I ever see him again I'll ask.
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You can archive must at 128kp using Replay AV, I did it for a long time when I had a Sirius subscription at the 128kb streaming. It works great and sounds great. It even saves them as MP3's so you can put them on any device. Now when I say MP3's, I don't mean each song is saved as an MP3, I mean it will record so many hours of a given stream and save them as an MP3. There are programs that will spit the songs out, but I've never used them

Replay AV works GREAT !
 
The only way I've seen is to play it into a line-in jack and record. But it's realtime, not like ripping a CD.

This was one of the few features of the S50 that worked the way it was intended. The RIAA was claiming that the S50 was nothing more than a "downloading device" and sued Sirius. They agreed to a per-unit fee to allow the feature to stay, but the music is encrypted to the specific device.

Don't prove the RIAA right. The LOVE feature is supposed to be a temporary recording, not a copy for you to keep.
 
True, you can use something like Audacity to record via Line In to your pc, but you loose quality, it takes forever, and is a nuisance. It's "cheaper" to buy the tracks on line if you can.
 
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