Bullshit. Fair-use doesn't say disc-to-disc is the only valid use case.
Also, disc-to-disc would require me to circumvent the encryption in exactly the same manner. Did you know that?
You are free to make a bluray copy of your bluray. That is fair use.
You bought a bluray. You didn't buy a file for your computer.
Nope. The law never should have been made to protect content owners at the expense of legitimate users. As I said before, I was a DVD user even before the DMCA existed.His argument is literally "I don't think something should be against the law so I won't follow that law".
- a pants shitting retard.
Wow. You speak like you're such an authority on these matters. You seem to think AnyDVD leads to the majority of this pirate content online.
Surprise! Most of these have nothing to do with AnyDVD. The overwhelming majority of AnyDVD users just want to exercise their fair use rights without committing copyright infringement and without re-distributing copyrighted works.
No. Digital copies being pirated are causing me financial harm. Fair use back up of a bluray is another bluray.
Bullshit. Fair-use doesn't say disc-to-disc is the only valid use case.
Also, disc-to-disc would require me to circumvent the encryption in exactly the same manner. Did you know that?
Nope. The law never should have been made to protect content owners at the expense of legitimate users. As I said before, I was a DVD user even before the DMCA existed.
"It bothers me..."
Yup. I guess I just don't know much about piracy. You all seem to know a lot about it though.
As I said fair use means you can make a copy. U get access to a digital copy with your bluray purchase for your devices.
You do understand the difference in scale? Yes?
Just want to point out that copyright infringement isn't theft. It isn't as a matter of law, and it isn't with anyone that has an elementary school grasp of English. Saying they're the same once is wrong. Saying it a thousand times doesn't make it correct.
I didn't realize iTunes was hacked. I guess some work needs to be done there to stop people from stealing. This doesn't mean we shouldn't stop it on all fronts.
Would it? I didn't know. I assume you could copy a bluray to a bluray-r
That's false. Those people have created a pattern of not buying and continue that. Barring piracy they would purchase as they are still consumers of the content.
It's where the 1:1 scale copying started. You under stand that right? It's basically the same thing you're asking of us. BBS also aided in floppy coping to be distributed on a "massive" scale vs sneaker net.
you never answered my questions about copying tapes, CDs, or recording TV.
You are a thief.
YAs I said fair use means you can make a copy. U get access to a digital copy with your bluray purchase for your devices.
You don't know anything about me, but I do know you're a piece of shit that thinks you're entitled to be paid for a job you did for the next 150 years.
I mean this in the most unfriendly way possible(to avoid confusion since you have such a poor grasp of language and logic) Go fuck yourself.
Would it? I didn't know. I assume you could copy a bluray to a bluray-r
That's not a 1:1 copy for my backup. It's not acceptable.
I don't know what sneaker net is.
As for your questions I must of missed them. As you can see I am being dog piled by like 10 people because I have views that don't allow for thieves to take my work.
Can people pirate netflix and amazon prime content?
Because you're calling the legit users that spend thousands of dollars on digital media "thieves."