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Post by -Lithium- on Feb 14, 2007 0:21:02 GMT -5
Lets say I had all the Wrestlemanias on my computer and a DVD burner in my computer. I also have the Wrestlemania Anthology, is there some program I could use to like, overwrite the DVDs and put the real versions of the Wrestlemanias on them from my computer?
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Post by The Line on Feb 14, 2007 0:21:51 GMT -5
um, I don't think we can help, as this is illegal
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Post by -Lithium- on Feb 14, 2007 0:22:39 GMT -5
I didnt say they were downloaded...
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Post by Blindkarevik on Feb 14, 2007 0:24:20 GMT -5
Are you asking if there's a way to delete content on factory pressed DVDs, and place other content on them... kinda like videotapes?
If so, the answer is no.
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Post by The Line on Feb 14, 2007 0:26:01 GMT -5
I didnt say they were downloaded... But I think any tampering with the DVDs may be illegal. But I don't even know if this is possible |
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Post by 01010010 01101001 01100011 on Feb 14, 2007 0:29:40 GMT -5
First I think they would be write protected so you couldn't so it. However, if you could, you would have to modify the DRM on the discs which is illegal (although possible).
EDIT: Plus I think you would be violating the WWE's copyright on the footage and that is illegal as well (although there are companies that do it).
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Post by Doomrider on Feb 14, 2007 0:42:44 GMT -5
-=slowly and discreetly dials the FBI=-
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Post by DSR on Feb 14, 2007 0:45:13 GMT -5
I think you'd be better off getting some DVD-Rs.
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Post by dorf on Feb 14, 2007 0:47:00 GMT -5
The DVD is already coated with the coding material, so it cannot be rewritten, but it is possible to wipe it out....but it will not work to add new codes, as somebody else mentioned about the DVDs being write-protected.
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Post by -Lithium- on Feb 14, 2007 0:47:06 GMT -5
EDIT: Plus I think you would be violating the WWE's copyright on the footage and that is illegal as well (although there are companies that do it). Im not like trying to call anyone a lair but if I didnt download them then how would I be violating the copyright? Edit- Okay thanks guys, weird that it actually wouldnt work. I mean theres gotta be SOME way but meh... |
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Post by DukeDavis on Feb 14, 2007 0:53:58 GMT -5
If you had no intention of selling it, I suppose you could burn your own DVD-R's, put labels on em and use the WWE anthology case to hold them, but at that rate, you're paying $200 just to have a nice box, a few songs changed and a bunch of logos blurred out, which, while annoying, aren't worth a $200 to fix.
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Post by 01010010 01101001 01100011 on Feb 14, 2007 0:54:26 GMT -5
EDIT: Plus I think you would be violating the WWE's copyright on the footage and that is illegal as well (although there are companies that do it). Im not like trying to call anyone a lair but if I didnt download them then how would I be violating the copyright? Its not just downloading. By changing the footage that the WWE sells (whether you have a different version bought from them or not), you have tampered with the footage and that has been deemed a violation of copyright laws. There was a company in Utah that took the swearing and nudity out of films by using the versions that were sold to TV stations and schools and copying that over the version you sent them and the studios sued and won in the Supreme Court. |
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Post by DSR on Feb 14, 2007 1:08:27 GMT -5
Im not like trying to call anyone a lair but if I didnt download them then how would I be violating the copyright? Its not just downloading. By changing the footage that the WWE sells (whether you have a different version bought from them or not), you have tampered with the footage and that has been deemed a violation of copyright laws. There was a company in Utah that took the swearing and nudity out of films by using the versions that were sold to TV stations and schools and copying that over the version you sent them and the studios sued and won in the Supreme Court. I believe that company was selling the edited movies. While this guy seems to just want to do it for his own personal collection. |
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Post by 01010010 01101001 01100011 on Feb 14, 2007 1:33:43 GMT -5
Its not just downloading. By changing the footage that the WWE sells (whether you have a different version bought from them or not), you have tampered with the footage and that has been deemed a violation of copyright laws. There was a company in Utah that took the swearing and nudity out of films by using the versions that were sold to TV stations and schools and copying that over the version you sent them and the studios sued and won in the Supreme Court. I believe that company was selling the edited movies. While this guy seems to just want to do it for his own personal collection. They were selling it but, the ruling that came down (I am actually studying this for college right now, lol) stated that any altering of professionally sold video is illegal (that gave way to the DRM we suffer from now). |
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