Does anyone know how to copy rented or copy-protected DVDS?

Cabbott wrote:
> Does anyone know how to copy rented or copy-protected DVDS?
yes

"Cabbott" <Cabbott@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how to copy rented or copy-protected DVDS?

Making copies of copyrighted (notice correct spelling) discs is a federal
offense.

You will not find anyone here willing to answer your question, because in
doing so, the person who answers would become an accessory to a crime.

You cannot legally copy any copyrighted material without the express written
consent of the owner of that material.

Bobby

Cabbott wrote:
> Does anyone know how to copy rented or copy-protected DVDS?
goto http://www.videohelp.com/ for all your video / DVD questions, a
great resource of info

You can legally copy a copyrighted DVD if you own the DVD and
want to make a backup copy for yourself. It only becomes illegal when
you make a copy of something that you have not purchsed or make a copy
of something for someone else. F.Y.I.

I do make copies of some of my DVDs if they are ones that my
kids watch so they can change them out without me worrying about them
being ruined. I can keep the original safe for life.