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Can't burn pirated dvds from overseas (asia)

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by jarradb, Jun 10, 2004.

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  1. jarradb

    jarradb Member

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    I have a singaporean dvd that will not burn properly. Everything runs through the burning sequence fine but it plays in black and white. PLEASE HELP!!!
     
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    As far as im concerned this is still piracy, you may have paid for your copy (more the fool you are) but taking a video camera into a cinema and filming a movie is piracy.

     
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    well does that mean i cant burn it even though i payed for the copy from singapore?
     
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    you have purchased a pirate copy from asia so the forum rules say no piracy.
    you can only backup a copy if you have the original factory copy.
     
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    sorry but im not sure if its pirated or not i just bought it from over there when i was there.
     
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    you must have a fair idea( out before cinema release finished or even started, ppl walking in fore ground, shot on a handycam, etc).
    However if it burnt fine, then it could be a pal/ntsc playback problem
     
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    Yep, kinda hard to deny that it is a pirated copy when you state that it is in your subject line. Oh, please help me, I am having trouble breaking the law. You need to read the rules my friend!
     
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    so lemme get this traight, I cant backup my own selfmade homemovie DVDs cause its not a factory copy? hmmm that logic makes absolutely no sense whats so ever. you dont always have to have the retail /bought DVD to back it up, ie homemovies on DVD etc.
     
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