Frustrated by tech support?
Downloading a digital version of a movie with a bonus feature does not address the issue that when you go to a store and purchase a DVD you are not “buying” a download, you are buying disk. Further, buying a replacement DVD from the movie studio will only be a valid option as long as the DVD is in print. Once the studio decides to no longer support the DVD you are out of luck. Ripping a CD will only work if you don’t have to bypass some copy protection scheme. If it is copy protected an you bypass it, you are breaking the law for bypassing the copy protection, not for making a fair use backup of your music. Finally you pay a “tax” on every blank DVD and CD you buy that goes to the music and movie industry because they presume you will be using the media for copyrighted work and therefore they should get paid for it. Finally, they tell you over and over again in commercials “own your copy”, which clearly they dispute when you try to do anything with the thing you own.
