Pirate copys any advice?
#1
Pirate copys any advice?
My kids have got about 20 copied X BOX games ,can i take them to oz? either in their luggage allowance (just the discs obviously) or in our container in thier X BOX style ! cases?? if there a good chance there gonna get chucked out , id rather sell them this end than bin them over there.
Last edited by sunseekers; Oct 17th 2005 at 9:34 am.
#2
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Re: Pirate copys any advice?
if u consider what u want to do logically then u might find the answer
#3
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Just as well you are trying to emmigrate - i am sure Mr Plod would be interested in 20 cases of copyright theft - especially if you are trying to sell them on.
Personally i would delete the thread and throw your copies away !
Personally i would delete the thread and throw your copies away !
Last edited by wargod; Oct 17th 2005 at 10:13 am.
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Re: Pirate copys any advice?
There was a thread about this a few months back. The consensus of opinion was that the authorities couldn't give a rat's arse about it - they were more interested in checking your mountain bike for mud. The most popular technique to avoid any interest in them was to distribute the bent copies amongst legitimate stuff -stick 'em in with an audio CD for instance. Just make sure they're not labelled anything obvious like 'WAREZ - OCT05'.
#5
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Ace , il sell my mountain bike instead then!!! ,,one of those good ideas a week after christmas purchaces!!
#7
Re: Pirate copys any advice?
Originally Posted by Hutch
There was a thread about this a few months back. The consensus of opinion was that the authorities couldn't give a rat's arse about it - they were more interested in checking your mountain bike for mud. The most popular technique to avoid any interest in them was to distribute the bent copies amongst legitimate stuff -stick 'em in with an audio CD for instance. Just make sure they're not labelled anything obvious like 'WAREZ - OCT05'.
Is it worth it??? Who would want the worry of a bunch of pirate games in your gear for AQUIS to find? The easiest way to transport the games would be to decrypt them to a hard disk and burn them back to DVD when you arrive. (Not that I have any intention of doing any of that at all because I don't own anything that breaches copywrite or nuffin')
It is quite OK to make 1 back up copy of games that you already own, but not to pop down the boot sale and pick up a bunch of them.
Just as an after thought - the X box already had a 7Gb hard disk installed. This can be changed for a larger 80Gb HDD which would be capable of storing your 20 games very easily. (just means that you can play the games from the HDD drive rather than the DVD) Finding someone to do this for you might be a bit more difficult. (I've never done it nor would ever want to at all, ever)
#8
Re: Pirate copys any advice?
Originally Posted by Siren & Brian
It aint illegal to copy your games.
True but have you got the originals
#9
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AQIS wont give two hoots, unless the packaging is made of pine cones or untreated wood. Bring 'em in.
#10
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your kids could wear a black eye patch when walking through customs
#11
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Originally Posted by suzysu
your kids could wear a black eye patch when walking through customs
#12
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Originally Posted by suzysu
your kids could wear a black eye patch when walking through customs
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Re: Pirate copys any advice?
Originally Posted by Lordflasheart
Is it worth it??? Who would want the worry of a bunch of pirate games in your gear for AQUIS to find? The easiest way to transport the games would be to decrypt them to a hard disk and burn them back to DVD when you arrive. (Not that I have any intention of doing any of that at all because I don't own anything that breaches copywrite or nuffin')
It is quite OK to make 1 back up copy of games that you already own, but not to pop down the boot sale and pick up a bunch of them.
Just as an after thought - the X box already had a 7Gb hard disk installed. This can be changed for a larger 80Gb HDD which would be capable of storing your 20 games very easily. (just means that you can play the games from the HDD drive rather than the DVD) Finding someone to do this for you might be a bit more difficult. (I've never done it nor would ever want to at all, ever)
It is quite OK to make 1 back up copy of games that you already own, but not to pop down the boot sale and pick up a bunch of them.
Just as an after thought - the X box already had a 7Gb hard disk installed. This can be changed for a larger 80Gb HDD which would be capable of storing your 20 games very easily. (just means that you can play the games from the HDD drive rather than the DVD) Finding someone to do this for you might be a bit more difficult. (I've never done it nor would ever want to at all, ever)
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Re: Pirate copys any advice?
Originally Posted by spalen
AQIS wont give two hoots, unless the packaging is made of pine cones or untreated wood. Bring 'em in.
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Originally Posted by Hutch
Ah damn - guess I'm going to have leave my limited edition pine-cased copy of 'Lumberjack Chainsaw Frenzy 3: The Larch' at home!
brilliant!