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tlcbob

join:2001-07-11
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reply to Sammer

Re: Greed

You need to read the first post in this thread - he was talking about DVR'ing the content from his settop box and saving it. This IS legal. Then another poster compared it to taking a dvd from a store - no comparison - that is illegal.

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reply to Thymadman
the BBC article also said NBC wanted to restrict use of their programs from being put onto Ipods. like apple will agree to that since Ipod is the company's baseline profit engine and the whole reason most use Itunes.
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reply to Sammer

said by Sammer:

Maybe for the same reason you can't walk into a store and walk out without paying for a DVD copy of some show you could have recorded yourself.
Not a valid comparison. With a DVD in a store, you have a tangible physical item, with an actual value. A program broadcast for free to the public should be available for downloading for free, or at best, a very very minimal charge to cover the costs of providing the download. For example a 1 Hour TV show should be 10 cents.
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fasfsdaf

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reply to claco
Then just record it yourself and don't buy it. You say that, and it sounds so simple, yet you complain about it so obviously you aren't doing it.


apollo80

join:2002-01-31
Richmond, VA

reply to anaon444

said by anaon444 :

And YOU have figured out how to get this protected content off EVERY DVR in the world to a computer? What a Genious you are!
Um...yeah...it's called the analog loophole.


tiger72
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reply to claco
because the commercials are cut out.



tiger72
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said by apollo80:

said by anaon444 :

And YOU have figured out how to get this protected content off EVERY DVR in the world to a computer? What a Genious you are!
Um...yeah...it's called the analog loophole.
Not exactly a "loophole" when 1080i content is downrezzed to 480i.. For those of us with HD, the above method is useless.
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