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Originally Posted by murraypaul
DVD rentals from the library are physical media, get damaged, and have to be replaced. The difference with eBooks over physical books, audiobooks and movies is that they remain pristine forever.
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I am not sure what the background is but I borrowed a dvd from the library. When I attempted to play it I found it had a crack and was unplayable. I returned it and noted its condition. Two days later I was informed a working version was available - it was a COPIED dvd. They had somehow made a copied dvd. Now, I don't know what the Library of Congress has permitted - can public libraries replace damaged dvd's with their own copies? Or are they suppose to buy new ones like the rest of us?