so does yours.
bullshit. If I walked into your industry and took whatever I want and told you to "deal with the changing technology" How would you feel?
bullshit. If I walked into your industry and took whatever I want and told you to "deal with the changing technology" How would you feel?
you bought a fucing bluray you didnt buy lifetime digital rights to a thing.
how many of you will rationalize stealing the 4k version of a thing you own 1080p of "because you already bought it" Hmmm? I bet lots.
how many of you will rationalize stealing the 4k version of a thing you own 1080p of "because you already bought it" Hmmm? I bet lots.
you bought a fucing bluray you didnt buy lifetime digital rights to a thing.
Buying the BD entitles me to all First Sale doctrine rights for as long as I own it.
Suck on that.
Yeah buying a bluray allows you to sell it. Amazing insight you have there:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-sale_doctrine
JSt0rm, answer this simply please...
Do you think it is OK for me to rip a DVD/BD that I purchased to my computer's HDD for viewing?
I am not speaking of seeding on torrent or burning a copy for a friend or doing anything else with it EXCEPT storing it on my computer's HDD.
See post #303 and #304.
Noted. Sorry, missed those posts.
He (as usual) doesn't answer the question asked directly but rather gives an opinion on a related topic. I understand that by saying he has an issue with people circumventing DRM, he is, in a roundabout manner, answering your question.
I wonder how he suggests getting a BR quality copy of a movie for home use then WITHOUT the need for a physical disk (which at this point, and for the last 5+ years if not more) is woefully outdated.
Well, the answer seems to be that you don't need such a copy. You should be happy with the quality level of streaming video to take care of your watching needs.
I don't really agree with that point of view, but that has been the most consistent answer to that question.
Sure buddy. I dont think you understand how locked down things are now. I can only think of 1 film in the last 2 years that was leaked from source. In the pipeline there are very few places that have access to final print and final audio. Those people are watched like a hawk.
you have spent around $20 a week on content since you were 15 if your numbers are correct. I think its a little weird you just know how much you have spent but there you go.
I spent 20k by the time I was 25 (17-25) on music alone. D: It was worth it though
JSt0rm, answer this simply please...
Do you think it is OK for me to rip a DVD/BD that I purchased to my computer's HDD for viewing?
I am not speaking of seeding on torrent or burning a copy for a friend or doing anything else with it EXCEPT storing it on my computer's HDD.
no. Did you purchase an unencrypted hdd version?
...and rent it...and loan it...and display it for free to friends, family, and coworkers...and fair-use the fu*k out of it. Missing quite a bit there, guy.
No. Where can I purchase that in BR quality?
You cant. I think streams for me (200mb down 20mb up) are bluray quality level though.
You cant. I think streams for me (200mb down 20mb up) are bluray quality level though.
Yet leaks are still the main source for serious pirates, the criminal ones profiting from it. Then there is the different release dates around the globe.
P.S. I am in Canada. Thyne DMCA has no jurisdiction.