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| Thread ID: 30052 | 2003-02-09 08:05:00 | how to find whole cd on kazaa | mum in learning (742) | Press F1 |
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| 119655 | 2003-02-10 01:11:00 | Can't we keep this one friendly :), (please), I agree that copyright is a debatable issue, but the personal attacks could go. | nz_liam (845) | ||
| 119656 | 2003-02-10 01:12:00 | This site is in dire need of a chat room... :-) 1 Question 1 Answer 38 OT posts discussing the legality of MP3z |
parry (27) | ||
| 119657 | 2003-02-10 01:15:00 | > This site is in dire need of a chat room... :-) > > 1 Question > 1 Answer > 38 OT posts discussing the legality of MP3z You should take a look at the FAQ section ;)........ http://www.chatf1.net.nz! (Over 130 registered PF1'ers) |
nz_liam (845) | ||
| 119658 | 2003-02-10 01:16:00 | *http://www.chatf1.net.nz ! | nz_liam (845) | ||
| 119659 | 2003-02-10 01:20:00 | > My $0.02 hehe. > > What about people like me who own about 5000 LP's (or > records as some like to call them) and the LP player > is getting to be on its last legs. Cost to fix or > buy a new one? Don't even want to go there!! > So I have started downloading all songs / albums via > Kazaa or Shareaza. > Is this illegal? I think not because I own the > original. Technically it IS illegal according to an article in last month's FFWD magazine. However, common sense SHOULD prevail in that situation where if you own the LP, you should be able make a recording, etc... downloading a copy... I dunno... don't want to go there and hazard a guess as to its legality. Lo. |
Lohsing (219) | ||
| 119660 | 2003-02-10 01:28:00 | LOL. Well done, you even got the look pretty close too. Damn, make that 39OT posts. ;-) | parry (27) | ||
| 119661 | 2003-02-10 01:29:00 | > tracks I have downloaded, I have gone out and brought > the CD (as the quality of the mp3 isn't really up to > audiophile standards. Hmmm... what bitrate are you downloading at here? Also, depends on how you are playing back the mp3s. This argument is pretty much a standard one for those supporting P2P as a means of downloading music. Not saying it's wrong, just saying that it's what other's say. > Downloading mp3s is really a breach of copyright, and > while the Michael Jacksons and Pink Floyds of this > world class it as theft of royalty income, many > indies put music on the net for free download. I > might be wrong, but isn't Eminem one that encourages > downloading of his music. Eminem doesn't encourage the downloading of his music. He mocked it because his latest album still sold millions of copies more than his nearest rival, Nelly. > And contributor Lohsing, copying music you have > purchased onto either you harddrive or as a mixed CD > is just as much copyright theft as downloading the > mp3 off Kazaa or Limewire. When you buy the CD you > don't buy the music, you buy the disc its recorded > on. Why do you think Sony has got a neew copy > protection, encryted into the CD you purchase? > > Millsie Hmmm... so on one hand it's ok to download music which you don't own, but on the other, it's not ok to discuss the conversion of music to mp3 format? Millsie, you'd better get some consistency into your argument. FWIW, Sony's copy protection was designed to prevent the duplication or sharing of music between users. What's even funnier is that Sony produce minidisc and Cd-writers as well with software specifically designed for the copying of music, etc. One must take it that they are shooting themselves in the foot with the whole copyright issue. The question asked on this thread was basically, "How do you download an entire album of a particular artist from Kazaa." Well... from that, I assumed the person asking the question didn't own the album. It'd be like me asking, "How do I download games from Kazaa." Not really the thing to be asking, but that's just my opinion. Lo. |
Lohsing (219) | ||
| 119662 | 2003-02-10 01:40:00 | I'm with Loshing | roofus (483) | ||
| 119663 | 2003-02-10 01:47:00 | > What's even funnier is that Sony > produce minidisc and Cd-writers as well with software > specifically designed for the copying of music, etc. > > One must take it that they are shooting themselves in > the foot with the whole copyright issue. Good point! My brother has a Sony CD/MD player, and it has a little button specifically for copying a CD to a MD, on top of that when I brought my MiniDisc player, (in the UK a a fraction of the price), I came with a fiber cable so I could plug it into other SPDIF devices, (like my friends Sony CD player, or my pc). Its a bit like the pot calling the kettle black. Seems to me that sony use the copyright act when its convenient, but turn a blind eye when selling products soley designed for copying music, ha! |
nz_liam (845) | ||
| 119664 | 2003-02-10 01:53:00 | > > Downloading mp3s is really a breach of copyright, > and > > while the Michael Jacksons and Pink Floyds of this > > world class it as theft of royalty income, many > > indies put music on the net for free download. I > > might be wrong, but isn't Eminem one that > encourages > > downloading of his music. > > Eminem doesn't encourage the downloading of his > music. He mocked it because his latest album still > sold millions of copies more than his nearest rival, > Nelly. To quote his some "Real Slim Shady" when he's talking about Christina Augilera, he does it himself: I should download her audio on MP3 and show the whole world how you gave Eminem... Just thought u guys might like to know that :-) |
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