Is it still Piracy when I make a copy of a music CD for personal use?
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When you buy a CD, you are buying the license to duplicate that material for your own personal use. Of course, you may not sell it or distribute it.
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Did you know it's illegal to burn music?  It is better to buy the actual CD from a store instead of putting your self in the risk of being fined a great deal of money.
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yes there is a cd protection about this,unfortunately i dont remember the name its about 4-5 years old. use nero to extract the tracks\nor to copy it use clonecd with clony xxl,u are in mac's so find some applications that they do the same job as the one that i have mention above
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No. If your operating system is XP and you have Works installed, you can't copy these software to a CD....unless the setup files are saved somewhere on you computer.
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No -- in general there is a First Amendment right to free speech even about illegal activities.  You should not cross the line into conspiracing to break the law -- which just talking about it or reviewing wouldn't do -- nor should you encourage nor induce people to break the law.  That is a fine line, and some such activity will be protected as free speech.\n\nIn general it is not illegal to possess or buy a cd or dvd made in violation of copyright -- but it is to make another copy or distribute it.  You should know, though, that when you download you are making a copy, and so downloading a cd you do not have the rights to is a copyright violation in a way that simply purchasing a hard copy would not be.
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To turn off content protection when copying CDs\nOn the Tools menu, click Options. \nClick the Copy Music tab. \nClear the Copy protect music check box. \n\nNote\nContent protection helps to protect tracks copied from CDs from illegal distribution. This feature applies only to tracks copied from CDs to Media Library that are Windows Media Audio files.
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DON'T PIRATE MUSIC!  How would you feel if you worked really hard on something and it got ripped off?  And all these websites that these people are telling you to use are illegal.  If you are not paying for it, you are pirating it, and piracy is illegal.
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Nope, just have to buy a CR-RW.  That way you can create a cd, and if you mess up or don't like it, you can delete the contents and make a new  one, or just add to it.
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Pirated CD's. I get them near my house for Rs. 10. Can I get arrested for that?
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Nope, that is not "Fair Use"...one of the marks of "Fair Use" is that it's for your own use.... You could let another member of your own household (family) do so, but you can't grant your neighbor  "full use and enjoyment" of your music collection.
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The easiest way is called a poor mans copyright. It simply involves making a copy of your CD and then mailing it to yourself. Kept unopened, the dated postmark will protect you in court against unlawful copies.\n\nFrom that point forward the court record will protect you forever.\n\nYou can file any claims in small clains court too. That is pretty cheap and you will not even need a lawyer.
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You will have use "Create Data CD" option when you start to create your "media" CD. The music you copy cannot be CD tracks if they need to co-exist on a media dist with other files (pictures, etc) Music in MP3 or MIDI format for example can co-exist with pictures or any other data files.
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No, not if it's the radio. It's a different matter if you're playing a  CD because then you need a Public Performance Licence (PPL) but radio broadcasts are treated as public domain material and the station will have it's own PPL.
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nothing is free in life so of course it is gonna be illegal well idk it depends wut u consider illegal p2p isnt that illegal lol it is just person to person SHARING..u share cds with ur freinds now u just sharing it with ur millions of freinds
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if its a rewritable cd, try to erase it first. although the best quality cd's for music would be a cd-r.
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if you own the original cd or have an original right (from itunes and the likes) it is no piracy to have them as an mp3 in your mp3 player. In short, if at one given time you paid for it (or got is as a gift), its ok. however Don't sell or share them, because that is an infringement on the copyright.
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copying is illegal....yeah yeah yeah... but...\n\nmost producers of kiddy disks will replace kids disks for a nominal charge. they often don't even require that you return the broken disk!