J films on video w/ E subtitles

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In a message dated 9/17/02 9:21:38 AM, blair at telepathic-movie.org writes:

<< ANyway, on the positive side, guess what... the US library can even make 3
copies at a time, as long as those -copies- never leave the building. That
includes putting the copy on a -local- network for workstation viewing....
unless again you were made to enter some sort of -licensing- agreement, I
guess. If you are making such a fair use copy of a DVD, you aren't allowed
to make a digital copy using any method that breaks encryption... ie you
can't rip the DVD and convert it to some other digital form. You can either
make a VHS copy, if the DVD doesn't have macrovision protection, or if it
is a single layer DVD, you can just do a straight copy on a DVD burner, as
long as it doesn't have some secondary disk-copy protection, which I don't
think exists at present for dvds. >>

I don't believe this is true at all in the US especially outside of the home. 
I would need to see the specific law.

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