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On 05/10, Michael Leone wrote:
> How can a Chinatown VCD be legal (presuming a copyrighted work)? Even
> when it is legal to produce them (I've seen a Korean VCD version of Toy
> Story), is it legal to sell them in this country? I would have thought
> that the studios would have made that a condition of sale (kinda like an
> OEM copy is not supposed to be sold retail) that it only be sold in
> Asia.
It's a valid commercial media format supported by most current american DVD
players. I haven't heard of any restrictions on it. That would be dumb.
I'm sure it's much easier to copy the VHS version.
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you do it." - Mahatma Gandhi
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