'I was having great fun making short videos to upload to YouTube and using music I purchased on Amazon.

Here is what I've been posting on reviews for this product and anywhere I've been able to find a place to add my 2 cents worth about losing my $50. I spent $50 on a software program called 'NoteBurner' that is supposed to strip the DRM from your video clip, but NoteBurner doesn't work and you can't get a refund from these scoundrels. I can't even watch a video I made now on my computer because this DRM (I think it stands for Digital Rights Management) locks my video and prevents me from looking at it. I don't make commercial videos nor use music in videos for political purposes but if you do a Google search for 'DRM Restrictions on Music' you'll see more and more people are getting 'nailed' and their video clips are being rendered useless on their own computers.

I've enjoyed for years, adding music tracks to videos I make (just like nearly everyone else here) but I was 'nailed' by a technology that seems to have infected (for lack of a better word) my computer and I am no longer able to make videos having a simple music background to my scenes.

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