Gearlog Radio: Steve Jobs Really Hates DRM; Ripping Vinyl to MP3s; Banning iPods in New York City; and More

Friday February 9, 2007

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This week's Gearlog Radio podcast begins with Steve Jobs and his thoughts on getting rid of DRM-protected music. Then the crew dives in to the latest video download options, Amazon's beta test download to TiVO service and Walmart's Video Download Service. Then our in-house audio expert Tim Gideon tells us how to turn your old dusty vinyl LPs into quality MP3s. On the second half, camera expert Terry Sullivan chats about Kodak's cheap new ink and where the company is headed. And what's with that iPod ban on city streets? We give you the details and when the decision will be voted on. Make sure you stick around for the weird gear of the week and our readers' rants and raves.

Download the MP3 here.

Hosts: Dan Costa and Jennifer DeLeo
Guests: Tim Gideon, Kyle Monson, and Terry Sullivan,
Audio Engineer: Scott Bernstein
Theme Music by Terry Sullivan

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Posted By: Jennifer DeLeo

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