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Hello John,
Seems like I set a hornet's nest loose.
The discs come on what looks to be professionally produced CD's, with the karaoke freedom logo on the lable and the tracks set out with artist and title on them.
All the tracks, as I said previously, are Sound Choice and excellent quality.
When you are constantly surfing the net to find the cheapest solutions for carrying out recording and transferring music, I don't know how you can find out what is legit or not.
I have bought software, in the past, that was obviously pirated because it came on an ordinary CD-R, I have reported these firms and made a point of not using them again
I have bought discs for as little as a penny on Ebay, wonder if they were all legit?
Illegal copying is becoming more sophisticated
You have to take everbody on trust.
When you consider how much we all pay out to set up our operations, with the hardware, software programs and both the original discs and the backup discs is it any wonder we are looking for bargains.
I used CAVS once in the past, only to see on one of these threads, that MP3+G is apparently illegal. They turned out to be too complicated so I didn't bother with then again.
Have faith
Regards from across the pond.
Garry
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