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Standard User RobertoS
(committed) Wed 14-Mar-07 12:31:40
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Legal downloads for DVD


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Legal film down-loading that you can burn to DVD. See here
Standard User Ealing_Strangler
(newbie) Wed 14-Mar-07 19:35:06
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Re: Legal downloads for DVD


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I think that's a step forward, but at a
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 14-Mar-07 19:39:48
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Re: Legal downloads for DVD


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I wouldnt pay a tenner for a movie download.


i may look at it sooner or later though, if the prices are cheaper for old films (I like my classics) than I may consider it.


I used Bittorrent recently to download a few films, they have a couple of Hitchcock's for free.


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 14-Mar-07 20:16:00
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At those prices I'll stick to my local movie rental shop. Can't see too many people going for those prices in all honesty.
Standard User Adamant
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 18-Mar-07 05:16:56
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virtually no distribution costs




Althought, with most demand being at about 6-9pm I guess then they're gonna need a lot of bandwidth to cope with the peak time load.

That'll cost quite a bit!

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