14 Jan
2009
14 Jan
'09
5:07 p.m.
Jim Leonard wrote:
There is a very large market for DVD sets of shows,
and as long as the
set contains extra materials (commentary is usually a requirement),
the set can sell to a customer even if they have watched all of the
shows online.
To use your music analogy, I buy DVDs for the same reason I buy CDs.
I'm leery of online music and online shows due to the restictions
imposed on listening/viewing.
No doubt, then, that your friend is doing this quite illegally. I
would like to know what internet/cable/whatever service he is using
that not only *provides* but *allows* every show on every network over
TCP/IP.
I'm not sure I follow this. If this guy uses MythTV to save all the
shows to NAS for time-shifted viewing, how is that "illegal"?
Jim