BEAULM  If you do a lot of network testing, such as IT people.  
(Version 1.0)

GARY WHITE  No you can't do the same thing with iTunes or Garageband and get the recognised on your iPhone device!

You have the ability to create ringtones with purchased music from iTunes store, but only in America, and nowhere else.

So this application would be very useful for other people who are excluded by Apple who don't live in the USA.  
(Version 1.0)

SAPPOROBABY  They have this thing called "The Internets, as spoken by George Bush"

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1358

I have not paid one cent for a custom ringing tone I created in Garage Band or with iTunes.

You should think before you post.  
(Version 1.0)

GOCOLTS18  Actually, on the "internets" as George Bush calls it.... it fails to mention that you can't open iTunes files with Garage band. Maybe you should include that.

Maybe you should think before you post too. :o)  
(Version 2.2)

BURNINGTHUMB  I'm not quite sure I understand the problem.

How much did you already pay to Apple for your tunes?

Why would you pay a multi-billion dollar company all that money to let the screw you over by selling you tunes that are protected but not be prepared to spend a small amount to fund the ongoing development of a tiny independent developer that gives you a way to automate the process of freeing your tunes?  
(Version 2.1.7)

DAN33185  http://hymn-project.org/  
(Version 2.1.8)

PERSON1229  I support independent developers, hell I am one. But $30 for this, and it's not so pretty interface isn't really worth it. There are tons of apps out there that aren't worth their asking price, DRM Dumpster isn't the only one.  
(Version 2.1.9)

BURNINGTHUMB  Software is about providing solutions to problems for a target audience. Software that provides a solution to a problem for a target audience has value.

For DRM Dumpster the solution is to automate the process of converting iTunes DRM protected tracks to unprotected tracks for folks who have better ways to spend a couple of hours.

For most people the solution requires them to click 1 button.

To summarise, DRM Dumpster can give you a couple of hours to spend doing something fun rather than something tedious.  
(Version 2.1.9)

SAPPOROBABY  Dude, now is sounds like you are whining. Reduce the price and you would have something worth talking about: MAYBE. But for $30, there is no way I would consider it. Maybe your 3 stars is an indication of this as well.  
(Version 2.1.9)

BURNINGTHUMB  Dudes,

The software is free (since the demo handles it) for small libraries (less than 30 tracks).

For folks that take the time to contact me directly, rather than posting negative comments in the forum, and explain that they cannot afford $30, arrangements have always been made for something that they can afford - like even a T-Shirt is enough dude.

But the idea that looking at the price and posting "no way" in a public forum is productive - dude, no way.  
(Version 2.1.9)

MACUPDATE ADMIN  "But the idea that looking at the price and posting "no way" in a public forum is productive - dude, no way."

Agreed. And if the parent poster had used the star-ratings the post would have been deleted. As it is, it is just a comment/opinion.  
(Version 2.1.9)

BURNINGTHUMB  I believe the star rating was not used because he never tried the software. My opinion is that software directories should limit comments to folks that take the time to try the software and have something to say about the features.  
(Version 2.1.9)

MACUPDATE ADMIN  If we delete comments like this, people raise hell with us. There is something known as freedom of speech. We have to walk a fine line.   
(Version 2.1.9)

BURNINGTHUMB  Perhaps you could just change the sort order so that comments come last. Or better yet separate comments from reviews and just display reviews with a link folks can press if they want to read the comments. Then you can monitor your web statistics and see how many of your users are interested in comments to determine their true value.  
(Version 2.1.9)

MACUPDATE ADMIN  Suggestion duly noted and forwarded to the proper person, thanks.  
(Version 2.1.9)

SAPPOROBABY  To the author of this application and the admins here, let me make one final attempt to clear this up and state my opinion.

I have tried it but for 30 dollars, I do not find the value. Some may disagree and this is their right, but it is also my right to not want to spend 30 dollars on an app which I feel is not worth it. How much money I make or what I choose to do with it is my business and comments alluding to this makes those posters seem whiny and cry-baby-ish. If someone wants the application, then they can buy, if not then don't. I am sure if the developer had thought about a different price target, he or she would not be here discussing this now. Sooooo with that said, I will stick with Audio Hijack Pro which does many more things and does not have a bunch of developers that have to try and convince me how good their product is. The app speaks for itself.  
(Version 2.1.9)

BURNINGTHUMB  I think you have mistaken a sincere effort to address your circumstances as something else.

If you look at the survey with respect to how many tracks folks have you would understand that using other solutions would require, for some people, hour and hours of time to convert and then update track meta data.

I encourage you to send us a direct email and we can provide a solution that makes sense to you at a price point that works for you.  
(Version 2.1.9)

MARKOH  irrelevant?

does Leo have a built-in outgoing traffic blocker?  
(Version 2.0b10)

SAPPOROBABY  In reply to your two posts:

It is supposed to. We will all know tomorrow.

In reply to your two posts:

It is supposed to. We will all know tomorrow.  
(Version 2.0b10)

UNGEORD.NET  This is security software: it is not intended for illegal use. If you dont know what to do with it, please dont touch it.

SpoofMAC can be used to secure and test own networks to make them safe, or just to safe the world anonym.  
(Version 2.10)

SAPPOROBABY  Whatever dude, but the only time I have seen spoofing software as the name implies is to TRICK someone or something. Your reply sounds like a justification for selling something that can be used for illegal purposes.  
(Version 2.10)

HOLYPOLY  However, hobby knives can be used to launch terror attacks, what do you think  
(Version 2.10)

OSCAR74  Actually, being able to change my MAC address is quite useful when testing whether or not my Airport network's MAC Address Access Control is working or not.  
(Version 2.11)

MARK EVERITT  I use cable broadband here in the UK. The way it works is that when you activate the broadband, your computer has to be plugged directly into the modem with an ethernet cable, and the modem locks to that computers MAC address.

Usually you'd use a router with MAC address cloning to clone the computers MAC address so the modem will think the router is the computer. In the case of my Airport Express however, MAC address cloning is not a feature. The way around this is to spoof the Express' MAC address before registering the broadband.

That requires software such as this (I use MacDaddy), and is completely legal and necessary with the equipment I have.  
(Version 2.11)

MS.BLACK  If you were staging a live event, and you wanted to do a 2-camera live video shoot, mix it live on your new MacBook Pro, simulcast it (in real time) over the web as a stream on Stickam (or Skype, Y! Messenger), and record it at the same time with QuickTime Pro for later upload to YouTube, what software/hardware would you suggest?

Please be specific as to tools/budgt so your readers can choose an alternative to CamCamX, which enables all of the above, and more.   
(Version 1.5)