Copied CD's???

[Denisec4502]

Why is it when you copy a CD at home on to CD-R or CD-RW disks, why wont the copied disks play on all players??? When I put them into my car stereo it comes up "no disk" and others it plays fine??

[Knobster.]

FFS Gerra life will you ^

We live in the real word unlike people like you another-view

[sandmaster]

another view - it may not be legal but the trade have said they would take no action. It is generally thought it is illegal to take a video camera into a cinema and record a film. The industry have recently admitted there is no law against it and they cannot even take your equipment. But they can remove you from the cinema!!

[another-view]

Which stops you from filming, so it has the same outcome.

[sandmaster]

But it does not make it illegal.

[another-view]

Irrelevant. You cannot film if you are not in the cinema, so the film makers will be happy.

[No,Knowledge]

i always buy the original and never steal it, but i always like sandmaster make a copy . the originals stay locked away until the copy knackers.
i have bought and wasted some good money on really duff CD's like Coldplays X&Y &ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

[another-view]

I use Spotify.

Just set your PC to record what comes out of your speakers and you can record whole albums for free.

[sandmaster]

Go to
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6095612.stm
as I have said it is not legal but is generally accepted by the trade that if you have purchased an original and make a copy for your own use they will not take action.

[No,Knowledge]

i used to use clearasil when i was younger.

[another-view]

So if it's not legal, that makes it illegal.
What is this? Elementary School?

[sandmaster]

another view - you have missed the point. If you have successfully filmed the whole feature before they spot you there is nothing they can do about it.
If you try to sell a copy that is another matter.
Personally I never buy pirate copies - those I have seen were rubbish.

[cazzz1975]

lol @ doc