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DVD 'copy'

Discussion in 'General Software' started by Jester, May 6, 2009.

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  1. Jester

    Jester Junior Member

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    Ok, this might be a kinda iffy topic due to copyright but can I just say I am NOT copying dvds to sell! there for my sister, she borrows mine, scratches em to hell and gives em back so im going to copy her a mini collection.

    I was wondering whats the best way to go about this?
    Rip - write
    or using 2 cd drives?

    I have read a bit on the net and most ppl rip n write but whats a good free software?



    --------I am not copying to make a profit please understand I'm not trying to brake any copyright laws but please feel free to correct me if it is!!!-------
     
    Jester, May 6, 2009
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    help4me Inactive Staff Member

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    I understand your plight. Unfortunately.. any copy of DVD's.. whether for personal gain or not is still a violation of copyright laws. Thus we can not advise on this topic.

    Sorry about that. I certainly understand your point of view.

    Even ripping the music from a CD (that you purchased) to your computer.. so that you can listen to the music on your computer... is technically a violation of copyright laws.

    Again I apologize for being such a stick in the mud about this... but for liability reasons, this forum can't advise you on how to go about this project.
     
    help4me, May 6, 2009
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    BeeCeeBee ADMINISTRATOR IN MEMORY

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    Help4me is spot on I'm afraid. We have yet to publish our new rules but are in the process. That being said, we will never "punish" a member just for asking. :)

    We value our members greatly. Still I am closing this thread not because you have done anything wrong. You haven't. I would just rather do that than have to remove an answering post from another member.

    Just keep Posting and we are here for you!
     
    BeeCeeBee, May 6, 2009
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    help4me Inactive Staff Member

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    I gave misinformation in this post regarding the copying of music for personal use...

    Quoted from this source Music copyright - Can I copy my music and CD's?
     
    help4me, May 10, 2009
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