Copying orange movies on DVD!

Has anyone had problems trying to copy DVD rental films such as Layer
Cake and The Forgotten that come on Orange discs?

The orange ones only seem to be produced by Columbia Tristar Pictures
and I'm guessing they incorporate some new form of Macrovision that's
stronger than the old one

Neil

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"Neil" <> wrote in message
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> Has anyone had problems trying to copy DVD rental films such as Layer
> Cake and The Forgotten that come on Orange discs?
>
> The orange ones only seem to be produced by Columbia Tristar Pictures
> and I'm guessing they incorporate some new form of Macrovision that's
> stronger than the old one

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What do you mean by "orange discs"?
My copy of the Forgotten is on a standard dual layer disc of the type that I
have been seeing since day one.

Besides, you are not supposed to copy rentals at all.
That is a purely illegal act.
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Richard C.

Sorry, only scumbags copy rentals. Copying is loosely accepted if you own
the media, its not acceptable if you do not..


"Neil" <> wrote in message
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> Has anyone had problems trying to copy DVD rental films such as Layer
> Cake and The Forgotten that come on Orange discs?
>
> The orange ones only seem to be produced by Columbia Tristar Pictures
> and I'm guessing they incorporate some new form of Macrovision that's
> stronger than the old one

Biz

Biz wrote:

> Sorry, only scumbags copy rentals. Copying is loosely accepted if you own
> the media, its not acceptable if you do not..


What do you care?

Joe Blow

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"Joe Blow" <> wrote in message
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> Biz wrote:
>
>> Sorry, only scumbags copy rentals. Copying is loosely accepted if you
>> own
>> the media, its not acceptable if you do not..
>
>
> What do you care?
>
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Maybe because theft affects all of us?

Richard C.

In article <>, (Neil) wrote:
>Has anyone had problems trying to copy DVD rental films such as Layer
>Cake and The Forgotten that come on Orange discs?
>
>The orange ones only seem to be produced by Columbia Tristar Pictures
>and I'm guessing they incorporate some new form of Macrovision that's
>stronger than the old one
That orange tint is common with ALL dual layer DVD's

GMAN

That orange tint is common with ALL dual layer DVD's

This is not just an orange tint, the whole disc is orange - not just
the dye.

Also, a message to all the f***wits calling me a scumbag for copying
dvds; I think that I should point out I am only time shifting
recordings so that I can watch them at my convenience.

Obviously I rent films at a time which I think will be convenient to
watch them, but work commitments often change and a few hours that i
thought i had spare can soon disappear.

Any movies that I do make copies of go in the bin when i'm done
watching them

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