what's the best way to pirate DVDs?
Originally Posted by PilotKD,Dec 16 2004, 05:53 PM
Don't cheap out on media. I like Verbatim or TDK.
Taiyo Yuden
Originally Posted by chrisboiii,Dec 16 2004, 11:06 PM
Is it really illegal to back up DVDs that you rent? By definition, renting means temporarily owning. So if I temporarily own this DVD, can't I back it up for my own use? On the other hand, making copies and then selling them is and definitely should be illegal.
I suppose while you are in possession of the original you rented you could have a copy...but once you return it then itd be illegal.
One trick to get good quality DVD blanks is to go to BestBuy and start flipping all the cases (cake boxes). Most (if not all) will say "Made in China" but there are some that make it here that are "Made in Japan" those are the ones you want. Dont ask me why but they are built better. I know that Sony, TDK and Verbatim all have both kinds so next time your at BB or CC start flipping.
Originally Posted by munckee,Dec 16 2004, 09:27 PM
Your best bet would be to post your full name and address in your thread when you post questions such as this so that the feds will have 5 minutes less work to do when they track you down for copyright violations 

You can legaly backup any media if you own it. As for the feds comming after you I havn't heard of one person being procesuted criminally for copying MP3's or the like for there personal use. I've only heard of RICA using their MAFA like ways to push people around. If they ever came after me they'd have to take it to a jury, I doubt a jury would find in thier favor for much more than a $1. I don't think most juries would grasp the whole concept of copying music/movies as a hugh deal worth a crule and unusual punishement of a $10,000 fine
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