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Old 07-04-2009, 03:37 AM   #118
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Look at it this way. It is perfectly legal to make a backup copy of a DVD or CD, right?
Depends where you live. It's not legal in the UK, for example. I'm not entirely sure that backing up DVDs is legal in the US - ISTR that one of the big software companies (might have been the makers of "RealPlayer") was forced to withdraw from sale a DVD "backup" program when the courts ruled that it was a tool for infringing copyight, and that DVD owners did not have an inherent "right" to create backup copies of their DVDs.

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