[mythtv-users] Motorola DCX3200-M

[Thomas Mashos]

On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 12:39 PM Scot Kreienkamp <skreien at wcnet.org> wrote:

> Look at AnyDVD.  That's how they can exist without getting sued out of
> existence.  I can make a copy for personal use/backup.  As far as recording
> with the HDPVR, I am not circumventing copy protection anyway.  There is no
> copy protection on analog signals to circumvent.  Also, from the VCR high
> court cases of the 80's I have a right to record TV for later playback for
> personal use.  Put those two together and I have functionally circumvented
> copy protection to record it, I'll give you that, but only because it's not
> implemented on analog;  that fact does not make it illegal though.  YMMV,
> IANAL.
>
> Now if I give that copy to my brother to watch or keep then I've broken
> the law.  That I fully admit.
>
>
Simple. They reside in a country that doesn't follow the Intellectual
Property laws of the United States. In the case of AnyDVD, this would be
Antigua and Barbuda

http://www.worldipreview.com/news/antigua-to-go-ahead-with-us-copyright-suspension

-- 
Thomas Mashos
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