Who's gonna ask? If you got a copy on cassette, go for it. They are
junky things anyway.
David Fincher wrote:
>
> With all the discussion about copyright, I have a related question that
> I'd like some illumination on. If I have my own copy of a cassette, and
> the cassette is now defective (eaten by a player, magnetized, baked in
> the sun), is it legal for me to make a copy from a friend's cd (of the
> same album, just the cd version of it) to a minidisc? I assume since
> I've paid the royalty when I purchased the album that it would be
> legal. What if the tape is workable, but I just want a digital copy, so
> I borrow a friend's cd and make a copy to md?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> David Fincher
>
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