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Originally Posted by BOONDOCK SAINT
Ok people why all the crying. What is wrong with a company protecting there investment. If you spent hundreds of millions of dollars on films just to have them copied wouldnt you want somthing to stop it. And i know now you are going to bring up the argument of backing up your movies. Yea right the only reason i can see you crying is cause now you wont be able to rent the movie and crack the simple copy right and dub the dvd for 4 bucks (rental fee 2.99 dvd disc .80 cents)now you will have to spend 20 bucks on it to own it. Life is So Hard.  Bunch of Babies :lol: |
I agree that this is what most people do with current DVD burners and it's a legitimate concern for the studios to want to stop it. That said though, Gorkab is also right that consumers should have a right to make a backup of a disc they
own to protect their investment. Perhaps the answer is to not make HD discs available to rent? Ooh, I know I'm going to get people upset with that mere suggestion.
