Free £20 codes for Nokia Music

rpsgc

Thanks everyone. This is great stuff.
Too bad I can't get any vouchers for the Euro store (to get that one album).

davethorp

Ew Ew EWWWWWW

DRM protected tracks! Sorry but nokia would have to pay me to take them!!!

davethorp

jamespir wrote: »

they are paying you idiot and all you do is copy them to a cd and youre fine then

/me checks my bank account.... nope wait they haven't paid me a penny so if we're gonna resort to name calling who's the idiot? What the tracks actually are is free. They haven't paid me to take them off their hands which as they are low quality DRM protected tracks they would have to

As for your solution that's a good idea, lets take what are already low quality music files, burn them to CD then rip them again losing even more quality.

rpsgc

davethorp wrote: »

Ew Ew EWWWWWW

DRM protected tracks! Sorry but nokia would have to pay me to take them!!!

Whoop-de-bloody-doo? No one's forcing you to use it. Or do you just like to whine?

davethorp

rpsgc wrote: »

Whoop-de-bloody-doo? No one's forcing you to use it. Or do you just like to whine?

Nope don't like to whine. Now if you'll excuse me I'm just off to listen to the poor quality protected tracks I downloaded from the nokia music store on my iPhone..... oh wait I cant!

prowla

davethorp wrote: »

Nope don't like to whine. Now if you'll excuse me I'm just off to listen to the poor quality protected tracks I downloaded from the nokia music store on my iPhone..... oh wait I cant!

Why not use a tool to convert them to MP3 (or another format)?

kirkeastment

davethorp wrote: »

Nope don't like to whine. Now if you'll excuse me I'm just off to listen to the poor quality protected tracks I downloaded from the nokia music store on my iPhone..... oh wait I cant!

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=26959249&postcount=23

dazzer68 wrote: »

the easiest way is when in the nokia music(go into mymusic when in the nokia programme) burn the track to a cd using the provided software, then just pput the cd into itunes as you normally would. this removes the drm.( you can only do this a few a limited number of times but once on a normal cd either keep it, or use a rewritable one and just keep using the same cd)

hope that helps you get the songs on your iphone

davethorp

kirkeastment wrote: »

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=26959249&postcount=23



hope that helps you get the songs on your iphone

Thanks. Possibly most helpful response to my post. Would be a lot simpler if nokia made songs from their store DRM free like nearly every other music download site though I guess that would cause issues with their comes with music service that allows unlimited downloads though there is nothing stopping them putting DRM on those tracks and leaving the ones people pay for (or get free with codes) without DRM.

I have solved the issue though through the use of my delete key then downloading the songs I wanted elsewhere.

Bikertov

OK - so far, if you have followed the whole thread, you should have got £68 of free credit, on each account you have created.

What is the best / most expensive / oddest album you have got with all these free codes ?

For the most expensive, I 'bought' John Lennon, Anthology for £34.99, and the oddest - Top Of The Pops, One Hit Wonders, for £19.99

Anyone done better ?

hstudent

I got tripled charged for a £7.99 album by Nokia music. Fortunately it was free credit, but it still means I could have downloaded two more albums if it hadn't screwed up.