At 11:37 PM -0500 4/28/03, Bill Reburn wrote: >Basically, you can burn 10 CD's with an identical playlist.. Then you need >to switch up the playlist to burn that same set of tracks again. > >Or you can transfer the tracks between 3 separate machines (on your home >network for example). I guess this new system kills 'illegal' network >sharing somehow? Loading a tiny ID tag into the file, locked to specific >systems through iTunes. > >Or you can download the track to as many iPods as you want. > >Does that make any sense? Yes. After thrashing around in iTunes4 HELP, I came across the same definitions. It does make one wonder how the limits are monitored and enforced. I'm also curious about the method of controlling re-import of tracks burned onto CDs in audio format. In any case, these limits wouldn't interfere with my normal usage. I guess they chose to control copies at the playlist level as that corresponds to albums (as well as mixes). I'm surprised the limit is as high (10) as it is. I does, however, discourage large-scale commercial duplication. Cheers! Charles