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 Benk_92*yawn*
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 Jul 09, 07 at 3:02am |
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Ok, I'm just wondering if it is legal or not to put a rented DVD onto your ipod video. I have a feeling I'm not supposed to do it, but can anybody clear it up for me
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:| unwashed heathen
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 Jul 09, 07 at 3:14am |
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Absolutely not.
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sonicx MASTER OF THE UNIVERSE
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Jul 09, 07 at 3:19am |
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Of course its illegal but how are the copyright owners of the dvd & the video store know you've copied it to your ipod.Do it you payed to rent that dvd you may as well its not like your harming the dvd disc.
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Benk_92 *yawn*
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Jul 09, 07 at 4:10am |
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^Exactly what I was thinking, but wanted to be sure
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axforts2212 Alex.
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Jul 09, 07 at 4:12am |
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Its illegal unless you own it. Then technically since you bought it, you bought the rights to view it in private and as long as you dont sell tickets to watch the dvd on your ipod, its fine. Just purchase the movie, then it is legal.
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The Slayer Busy with IRL stuffs :(
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 Jul 09, 07 at 6:12am |
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Only if you delete it the moment you return it to the rental place, and even then I'm not sure.
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Master of the VG 7th Year
Seeketh Maximus    since: Jul 2001 |
 Jul 09, 07 at 4:32pm |
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No, you can't copy movies that you rented. That's illegal. You can only back up movies that you own. However, the catch is that some countries have laws making it illegal to bypass copy protection on DVDs.
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