so i'm allowed to make copies for my own use of copyrighted records i
own/bought.
in case i will be found playing files off of my computer / CD-Rs i will
have to proof that i own the original record and everything will be fine
what if i have sold/lost/broken the record in question in the
people only started worrying about this stuff after they staged that
italian dj gets caught playing pirated mp3s story (yeah i'm deeply
cynical...sorry)
so technically if they ever did come after you i guess you'd have to
show em the vinyl and/or the receipts.
i think the law in this
It depends on the laws of Austria as to whether you can even make a
back up copy.
Down here in Oz its not technically legal to make copies of
legitimately purchased sound recordings/musical works onto other
mediums (what's known as space or format shifting) and it is also an
infringement of
ha wrote:
so i'm allowed to make copies for my own use of copyrighted records i
own/bought.
in case i will be found playing files off of my computer / CD-Rs i
will have to proof that i own the original record and everything will
be fine
what if i have sold/lost/broken the record in
On 6/27/05, theREALmxyzptlk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what if i have sold/lost/broken the record in question in the
meantime. will i have to produce some sort of proof / documentation
What about if said record isn't commercially available and hasn't been
for a long time?
That was an
thanks for your input jeff, robin, rc..
so i'll have to check the laws of the individual countries..
not that i expect a raid anyway..
