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Backup of DVD

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by bigdee911, Feb 23, 2005.

  1. bigdee911

    bigdee911 Member

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    I am not really a newbie to the backup world but I have heard a lot of different stuff about Blockbuster or other movie joints being able to tell if you have copied thier DVD's or not. I have heard that when you backup one of their movies it can put your IP address into the disc and they can track who the last person was to burn it. I think its bullshit personally but can someone please let me know?
     
  2. billwebso

    billwebso Guest

    BS is right on. If you are really really paranoid. You can always rip the dics with a DVD-ROM and not a DVD burner.
     
  3. hursty

    hursty Active member

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    lets put it this way,blockbuster u.k have sent ME pirate material
     
  4. jt26

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    i'm not admitting to anything, but that seems completely impossible and counter-intuitive for a PC to put data ONTO a DVD Movie. Wouldn't that require your PC's dvd drive laser to imprint info onto the disc, therefore ruining it? I think you're safe.
     
  5. ScubaBud

    ScubaBud Regular member

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    bigdee911

    Please believe me when I say this:

    [bold]There is no way at this time, that anyone, anywhere, can track or be able to tell if their DVD disk has been copied.

    End of story!!!
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  6. billwebso

    billwebso Guest

    Don't underestimate the powers that be scubabud.
     
  7. ScubaBud

    ScubaBud Regular member

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    Let me repeat myself...

    There is no way at this time, that anyone, anywhere, can track or be able to tell if their DVD disk has been copied.

    Burner or DVD-Rom, makes no difference!

     
  8. hursty

    hursty Active member

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    @scubabud,you must have been doing some serious posting,
    hehehe
    you have gone from newbie to senior member in the time it takes to down a pint,and believe me,when i'm thirsty,thats quick

    hehe

    with kind regards hursty
     
  9. ScubaBud

    ScubaBud Regular member

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    hursty

    Thanks, but I didn't hear you offer me a pint??? <G>

    And you are correct. It's been near 600 posts this year alone.
     
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  10. bigdee911

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    Right on to all that replied. I greatly appreciate it and belive me, I'll down a pint for all of you.
    Thanks
     

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