Heh. Hehe. Am... genius. You have heard of Napster, yes? No, not that Napster. The bastardized version that gives you DRM encumbered WMA rips (albeit, an unlimited amount for a flat rate) that don't allow you to even listen to them unless you continue to pay them money.

Unless, of course, someone happened to re-route the output before it hit the DAC over to a diskwriter, where one could have unencumbered WAV files (with all the quality of a 128 KBPS WMA, but at least it isn't transcoded) to do with as one pleased. In theory, of course.