help with psn bought soundtracks

[tatakai12]

is the content restricted to the ps3 or can you just copy it onto a flash drive and burn a disc if it's a soundtrack and do you consider uncharted 3's music worth it?  

[Biohazard EXTREME]

tatakai12

is the content restricted to the ps3 or can you just copy it onto a flash drive and burn a disc if it's a soundtrack and do you consider uncharted 3's music worth it?

I don't know about bought, but any freely distributed soundtracks that I've downloaded were just MP3s, easily transferable to a hard drive. I'd say take your chances with one. But I really doubt they have DRM or anything on them, since PS3 isn't really a Music managing device, per se. So rather than avoiding compatibility issues, I'm pretty sure they'd allow you to transfer them freely and do what you want.

Personally, I wouldn't buy Uncharted soundtracks, while the music is great and serves the game really well, it's not the kind of music I'd listen to on my MP3 player.  

[tatakai12]

Biohazard EXTREME

tatakai12

is the content restricted to the ps3 or can you just copy it onto a flash drive and burn a disc if it's a soundtrack and do you consider uncharted 3's music worth it?

I don't know about bought, but any freely distributed soundtracks that I've downloaded were just MP3s, easily transferable to a hard drive. I'd say take your chances with one. But I really doubt they have DRM or anything on them, since PS3 isn't really a Music managing device, per se. So rather than avoiding compatibility issues, I'm pretty sure they'd allow you to transfer them freely and do what you want.

Personally, I wouldn't buy Uncharted soundtracks, while the music is great and serves the game really well, it's not the kind of music I'd listen to on my MP3 player.

thanks man i just ran into that issue when i'd bought all of afro samurai  

[Biohazard EXTREME]

Yeah, their video content is pretty strictly protected. Almost to the point of not being worth it, IMO. But I really don't think they'd do that to the audio content. They have to be realistic about which devices people would use to listen to the stuff, and more often than not, it's NOT gonna be a Sony MP3 player. Most cases, it'll be an iPod, meaning they'd need to export the music onto their computer at least, and bring it into iTunes.
At least that's the logic I'm going for, I honestly have no idea.