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Posted by Clubsprint on 03/01/07 02:18
"lled" <lled@sone.com> wrote in message
news:5j4Fh.550$mb1.95200@news.optus.net.au...
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> Would you need to get the copyright holders permission before ripping
> apart
> their DVDs? Just curious as you seem to want to go down the legal path in
> everything but that. If you had their permission wouldn't you then also
> have the unencrypted media from them, hence no need for a DVD ripper?
>
My organizatiopn ran a competition where the entrants made DVDs on a
particular theme
and posted them in. The organization would like to display the winning
entries on our web
site for the public to see. The entrants gave up their copyright by
conditions of entry.
No-one's ripping off and copyrighted material in this instance. This is why
I'm looking for
a legit product to use for a legit process. I already know plenty about
duplicating, downloading,
DVDs, software etc. but this is a legit requirement.
I need to be doing this process all legal and above board and want to make
the right
choices with my purchases.
Now that I've justified myself, does anyone have any product suggestions.
Mark
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