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Re: Copied DVDs in shipped container
We had loads of copies DVDs in our shipping. As we had come via a non english speaking country so needed something to watch.
Ours came through ok, I was told they are only interested in if you have thousands of the same film. eg looks like your selling them. Gems |
Re: Copied DVDs in shipped container
Originally Posted by cookiestar
(Post 6990439)
They're not bootlegged ones bought from a dodgy market stall, but copies of DVDs we used to own, then copied and the gave the originals to family.
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Re: Copied DVDs in shipped container
Originally Posted by hoofie2002
(Post 6991070)
In Australia ? You must be kidding. Expect crap speeds [if you can even GET DSL] and having to pay exorbitant prices for it.
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Re: Copied DVDs in shipped container
Originally Posted by cookiestar
(Post 6990665)
Actually, it is legal to make yourself an archival copy of a DVD you own as long as you don't do it for re-sale purposes.
But cheers :thumbsup: If you really want the detail on the situation in England and Wales, look here: http://www.jenkins.eu/copyright-(sta...rt-1-index.asp English law doesn't really allow you to make a copy of a DVD you own (though there are proposals to allow that) and certainly doesn't allow it if you then give the original away. See: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7176538.stm Australian law also doesn't allow you to make backups of DVDs unless it's copying part of the DVD for research or study (though to be honest, the law is pretty damn difficult to follow). Bizarrely, it does allow copying of videotapes. More info at http://www.copyright.org.au/informat.../consumers.htm And no, I'm not an IP lawyer: I do handle IP issues for the software company I work for though! Cheers ben |
Re: Copied DVDs in shipped container
Originally Posted by cookiestar
(Post 6990665)
Actually, it is legal to make yourself an archival copy of a DVD you own as long as you don't do it for re-sale purposes.
But cheers :thumbsup: |
Re: Copied DVDs in shipped container
Originally Posted by hoofie2002
(Post 6991070)
In Australia ? You must be kidding. Expect crap speeds [if you can even GET DSL] and having to pay exorbitant prices for it.
Agreed I have DSL2+ but only get 5Mbps! And then its only fast for internal australian connections. once you start going to websites back in the uk and america your speed drops dramatically |
Re: Copied DVDs in shipped container
Originally Posted by cookiestar
(Post 6990439)
We have a large number of copied DVDs. They're not bootlegged ones bought from a dodgy market stall, but copies of DVDs we used to own, then copied and the gave the originals to family.
Aye, that'll be right! |
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