Will most retail movies work on 4.7 gig blank or 8.5 gig?

Thanks

You will not find anyone on these groups to help you with your request.
Anyone who would answer your question is potentially an accessory in a
federal crime. For your information, it is a violation of Federal
Regulations to make duplicates of copyrighted movies.

Posting in an open forum will only bring unwanted attention to yourself...

Bobby

"Charles" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Will most retail movies work on 4.7 gig blank or 8.5 gig?
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> Thanks
>

The basic movies by themselves will fit on the 4.7 but if you want all the
extras you should go with dual-layer blanks :-)


"Charles" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Will most retail movies work on 4.7 gig blank or 8.5 gig?
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> Thanks
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Aiding and abetting a felony.

"John E. Carty" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> The basic movies by themselves will fit on the 4.7 but if you want all the
> extras you should go with dual-layer blanks :-)
>
>
> "Charles" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Will most retail movies work on 4.7 gig blank or 8.5 gig?
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>> Thanks
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You obviously haven't gotten past the first year of law school :-)

"Jerry" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Aiding and abetting a felony.
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> "John E. Carty" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:zgl8e.1676$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> The basic movies by themselves will fit on the 4.7 but if you want all
>> the extras you should go with dual-layer blanks :-)
>>
>>
>> "Charles" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> Will most retail movies work on 4.7 gig blank or 8.5 gig?
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>>> Thanks
>>>
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>

It's called making backup copies for yourself.

Let me guess, you assume that anyone buying blank cd's is engaged in piracy
as well?

Matt Gibson - GSEC

Before you get off assuming the worst, you should know that I only intend on
making backup copies of the movies I buy.

"NoNoBadDog!" <mypants_bjsledgeATpixi.com> wrote in message
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> You will not find anyone on these groups to help you with your request.
> Anyone who would answer your question is potentially an accessory in a
> federal crime. For your information, it is a violation of Federal
> Regulations to make duplicates of copyrighted movies.
>
> Posting in an open forum will only bring unwanted attention to yourself...
>
> Bobby
>
> "Charles" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Will most retail movies work on 4.7 gig blank or 8.5 gig?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>
>

In message <(E-Mail Removed)> "NoNoBadDog!"
<mypants_bjsledgeATpixi.com> wrote:

>You will not find anyone on these groups to help you with your request.
>Anyone who would answer your question is potentially an accessory in a
>federal crime. For your information, it is a violation of Federal
>Regulations to make duplicates of copyrighted movies.
>
>Posting in an open forum will only bring unwanted attention to yourself...

Really? Fair use explicitly allows me to create copies of media I own
(With a few restrictions)


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Interpretation of law, and to assume that a writer is co resident in your
country, state or town, and thus subject to the same law and also the same
interpretation of a law [if that law is written in the same language, by
usage, grammer or dialect] is to be applied assuemes the same status.

To ASSUME - make an ASS of U and ME.

So all you ASSes, forget about your high horses and realise that one is
generally permitted to make a copy of any media [Music Casette, or CD,
Software CD or other form, Video Tape, VCD or DVD] for which one holds a
specific licence of use. This is usually an acceptable practice covered
under the term 'backup copy'.

For example even Microsoft states in some EULA "If you are downloading the
Software from a Microsoft web site, you may make one (1) additional copy of
the Software on physical media such as a CD-ROM solely to exercise the rights
granted above."

"Matt Gibson" wrote:

> It's called making backup copies for yourself.
>
> Let me guess, you assume that anyone buying blank cd's is engaged in piracy
> as well?
>
> Matt Gibson - GSEC
>
>
>

Thanks for clarifying much better BAR. I could have not said it better than
you.

"BAR" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Interpretation of law, and to assume that a writer is co resident in your
> country, state or town, and thus subject to the same law and also the same
> interpretation of a law [if that law is written in the same language, by
> usage, grammer or dialect] is to be applied assuemes the same status.
>
> To ASSUME - make an ASS of U and ME.
>
> So all you ASSes, forget about your high horses and realise that one is
> generally permitted to make a copy of any media [Music Casette, or CD,
> Software CD or other form, Video Tape, VCD or DVD] for which one holds a
> specific licence of use. This is usually an acceptable practice covered
> under the term 'backup copy'.
>
> For example even Microsoft states in some EULA "If you are downloading the
> Software from a Microsoft web site, you may make one (1) additional copy
> of
> the Software on physical media such as a CD-ROM solely to exercise the
> rights
> granted above."
>
> "Matt Gibson" wrote:
>
>> It's called making backup copies for yourself.
>>
>> Let me guess, you assume that anyone buying blank cd's is engaged in
>> piracy
>> as well?
>>
>> Matt Gibson - GSEC
>>
>>
>>