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Phillip McCleod

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8. yeah there's a word for that. 'piracy'

Sun Mar 24, 2013, 12:59 PM

Mar 2013

just think, you'd be a PIRATE on a SHIP!

the truth is there are so very many ways to accomplish what you want to do that the real problem is narrowing your options to the one that works best for you..

..you know, other than that whole lawbreaking thing and the draconian punishment meted out for engaging in it that makes us nervous to even talk about it when i doubt there's a single person reading this who hasn't done something like it this week.

enjoy your cruise!

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If you are in the USA, even if there is a way, this is illegal. nonoyes Mar 2013 #1

Thanks, pennylane100 Mar 2013 #2

Set up a video camera and point it at your computer monitor. krispos42 Mar 2013 #3

Fraps will do it, at a single keystroke. Occulus Mar 2013 #4

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DVDs are dirt cheap anymore Proud Liberal Dem Mar 2013 #6

thanks for all the helpful suggestions pennylane100 Mar 2013 #7

yeah there's a word for that. 'piracy' Phillip McCleod Mar 2013 #8

I had not thought of the legal angle. pennylane100 Mar 2013 #9

heh. for some people, not me, obviously.. Phillip McCleod Mar 2013 #10

How is this different than recording something on HBO to a DVR? Occulus Mar 2013 #11

true but the temp copy stored during streaming Phillip McCleod Mar 2013 #12

Proving once again that *nix does anything you want it to do Occulus Mar 2013 #13

yepper! i love my *nixbox. Phillip McCleod Mar 2013 #14

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