No. In my country it is legal to make backups of discs that you own. Period.
So, How is Stranger than Fiction? Any Good?? :doh:
I was going to buy it since new releases are only $15 at Walmart where I live, but may rent this one first unless I hear otherwise here. OH..Please dont tear me up for buying stuff from Walmart..I realize they are non-union, but I make up for it at Costco..LOL :disagree:
I think in pretty much any country it's legal to make a backup of any movie you have purchased, including the US, even though there are those who would have you think other wise. :agree:
Actually, in the U.S. while you're allowed to make a backup of what you own--you're not allowed to circumvent
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The funny thing is that this isn't really all that clear and too many loop holes with in the whole law that the movie industry I bet is confused as well ( I presume)
I'll try to find some evidence to support my first statement just give me some time as I know this won't be easy to find.
No one here is an IP lawyer. So no one will be able to give a good response. It will keep going around and around and around...
Exactly my point. There are so many shades of grey in this area that the discussion will go on and on. People giving their opinions and stuff they have heard, sometimes backing it up with links. Whatever the case may be, if you are unentirely sure go see a lawyer whose job it is to deal with these sort of things. Instead of reading about it on a forum.My opinions are my own and I am not offering legal advice nor services to any person who may read this post. Whatever you choose to do is own your own head. Sorry guys but I needed to say that to CMA.
. People giving their opinions and stuff they have heard, sometimes backing it up with links.