The changes to the Digital Rights Management (DRM) enhancement have been known for some time. Why didn't you check beforehand what restrictions there are on MusicFab and how they could be adjusted?
StPeterOrding2015
I believe that you are understandably (and riotously) upset. This is PAID software. I have had DRM issues like this with other FAB products in the past. Usually it only affects specific titles, or publishing groups though.
New "unbreakable" DRM formats are constantly being researched, developed and implemented. The workings of most of these DRM formats cannot be forecast, so the teams have to wait until the new DRM is implemented before they can take it apart and see how it works. Even the software that you mentioned would not work on a new, unknown DRM format. In my experience, the Fab team has always found a way to work around all of these issues.
As I probably mentioned in another post, the Streaming companies as well as the Music and Video industries don't like software's like this and are constantly trying to stop them; or at least throw them a curve ball. Both sides have people looking into stopping or circumventing the other side almost full time. It' a kind of war (or game depending on how you look at it.). This DRM move, is one of the broadest in scope that I have seen, and will undoubtedly affect more than just MusicFab. Our license fees help pay teams of developers to find a way around issues like this. Sometimes the resolution is not a speedy process, but I'm sure that the developers are hard at work trying to find a workable resolution as fast as possible right now. (Although you are right. The upcoming new year will not help the speedy resolution, if something isn't found before then.)
"The game is afoot!" The only thing we in the middle can do now, is have patience and wait. So far, given time, the development teams working around the DRM issues have a 100% track record. After all, there must be a way for the end user to play the protected content. It's now a matter of finding out how that happens, and how to get around it.