> >If people want to do the 'right thing', they will burn their music CDs
onto
> >this special media, and essentially, pay a little for their piracy.
>
> Oh, no you don't...
>
> The law in USA specifically allows me to make a copy for my own purposes,
> such that I can make a tape from a CD, or mak
At 08:18 AM 3/21/2003 +0800, you wrote:
David, I can confirm you are correct. Music CDs cost more because of the
ATIP. It is not a tax though, it is a royalty paid to the record industry.
If people want to do the 'right thing', they will burn their music CDs onto
this special media, and essentially
> Anyway, there is a minor difference between "data" and "music CDs". I'm
> not certain, but I suspect it's in the ATIP. Many standalone CD
> recorders will search for this specific piece of data and will refuse to
> record onto "data" CD-Rs. This is the RIAA's way of "recovering losses"
> due t
Tim Willis wrote:
As far as I know, a CD-R is a CD-r, is a CD-R...packaging and labeling
make no difference at all. Just like data, is data, is dataand, if
your MCSE friend wants to question that, tell her that *I* am an MCP!
(why, I'll never understand...biggest waste of money in my life! I'
Hello all,
I just popped onto the list this morning although I've been Red-Hatted
for many years now. It's nice to touch on a subject near and dear to me
the day I join... CDs.
Anyway, there is a minor difference between "data" and "music CDs". I'm
not certain, but I suspect it's in the ATIP.
As far as I know, a CD-R is a CD-r, is a CD-R...packaging and labeling
make no difference at all. Just like data, is data, is dataand, if
your MCSE friend wants to question that, tell her that *I* am an MCP!
(why, I'll never understand...biggest waste of money in my life! I'll
never go back t
List,
The answer to this question is for my colleague, an MCSE, that needs reaffirmation on
the state of CD ROM media today:
Scenario:
Colleague orders a spindle of 50 CD-Rs. Receives said spindle. Spindle is labeled
"Music CD-R 700MB/80min/40X." Colleague is afraid to use CD-Rs to record data
