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jorel 04-08-2004 10:30 AM

right Prodater64 but....
the tv channel that show the movie pay for it and get more $
from audience, don't ?

kwag 04-08-2004 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Prodater64
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Originally Posted by kwag
So LEGALLY, you CAN copy a DVD this way, and NOBODY can say anything about it, because DMCA rules on DIGITAL content, and what you have on your S-Video cable, is analog. So, there's a little loophole, which anyone can use, and say that they copied their DVD this way, and they don't have to say that it was ripped ;)

-kwag

Is for this reason that capturing from tv signal is not illegal. Or it is illegall too?

For PERSONAL purposes, it's legal to capture from TV broadcasts.

-kwag

vmesquita 04-08-2004 03:37 PM

Just to add one extra point that I have said before:

Not everything is available in DVD and many very interesting stuff is not. And some stuff is very hard to have access to, unless you download. A few examples:

1) The complete series "The Wonder Years". Here in Brazil they pass on Satellite TV but the episodes are shown out of order, they don't show all of them, plus you have to have the time to capture end encode everyday (I don't have)

2) The documentary "Brazil Beyond Citizen Kane", that a power media organization forbided in Brazil because it was about them.

3) The Original "American Life" Madonna video, which somehow made a critic to Iraq war. MTV does not show the original version anymore.

4) Some rare beatles musicals.

5) Some musicals, like the Beyonce and Santana performance in superbowl opening, aired in ABC and not anywhereelse.

6) A very rare stanley kubric movie, which was never even on VHS.

The list goes on and on. :wink:

jorel 04-08-2004 04:57 PM

it's true V :!:
the problem is the ilegal downloads ...you know what i mean!
:wink:

rds_correia 04-10-2004 01:57 PM

I would completely agree that downloading a copyrighted movie/software it's a crime.
But it's also a crime letting sites have those things for download and not doing anything as usual.
I can't understand why the authorities don't act sooner...
Even the P2P networks should never have gone so far.
NOW and only now they want to stop the world from exchanging information???
I don't understand...what were they doing until now?
Downloading???
Cheers

jorel 04-10-2004 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by rds_correia
I would completely agree that downloading a copyrighted movie/software it's a crime.
But it's also a crime letting sites have those things for download and not doing anything as usual.
I can't understand why the authorities don't act sooner...
Even the P2P networks should never have gone so far.
NOW and only now they want to stop the world from exchanging information???
I don't understand...what were they doing until now?
Downloading???
Cheers

"downloadading a copyrightted movie/software it's a crime !"
yes :!:

"But it's also a crime letting sites have those things for download and not doing anything as usual."
yes :!:

"I can't understand why the authorities don't act sooner..."
me too but they will soon or later !

this are the points correia, the axis ! 8)

kvcd forum don't want and need it and this is some of the reasons, :!:

my personal fear is that "something" wrong could be found here....
that downloads scares me.
"only" this !
:wink:

BobNET 04-10-2004 05:34 PM

Downloading music (and probably other copyrighted material) is legal in Canada right now. This was confirmed in December by the Copyright Board and again in March by Justice von Finckenstein (the judgement itself doesn't seem to be online at the moment but several dozen articles can be had from Google Groups). Strangely enough, uploading copyrighted material is still as illegal as ever, since Canada's current copyright law only allows you to make copies for your own private use, not for anyone else's.

But this doesn't affect me at all... I don't think I've downloaded any illegal-in-other-countries material in quite a few months. Maybe I should be taking advantage of this legal loophole... :-D

ovg64 04-11-2004 12:02 AM

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Originally Posted by kwag
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Originally Posted by Dialhot
Actually having a computer + a hight speed network link does not enter in my definition of beeing "poor".

Well, depends :!:
Cable modem in the states is now ~49.00 per month for 3Mbps 8O
So that's cheaper than buying ~3 DVDs.
So yes, for some people with that speed (for that price), they actually can suck bandwidth from the net, downloading all kinds of stuff.
Here in P.R., with the damn monopoly of the phone company, ADSL costs $60.00 for 256Kbps Downlink/128Kbps Upload :x

-kwag

YES KWAG, $50 bucks for 11mbps ROAD RUNNER, and $30 bucks for SBC DSL Yahoo, anyway my syster lived in Isla Verde and now she lives in Guravo 25 min away from the mess, she has Broad, my cousin in Mayaguez has Broad band, so you are just living in the run part of the Island ... hehe... :twisted: bolive me once you'll get it you wont want anything alse :D


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