"DarkMatter" wrote in message
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On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 01:21:01 GMT, "HellRazor" Gave
us:


"luminos" wrote in message
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Ok genius.....what about the need of education to use segments of DVD
for
analysis and presentation in various courses? How are they going to do
this? How are researchers going to be able to deal with compilations
of
segments of DVD materials that they own?


Don't try to use logic on him, it just confuses him and makes him angry.

Such folks get access, and legal access to such streams, and they get
said access with hardware unavailable to consumers.

For the school scenario... too ****ing bad. Buy the disk. They are
fully indexed. Move to desired scene. Where's the problem, you
retarded dip****s? School books cost over $50 each so a mere $20 for
a ****ing DVD is nothing.

In years past, a school had to lease a 16 print of a film at very
high rates, back when dollars had considerably more value.

You are a goddamned retard to think that a school that wanted to
show a segment of a film for educational purpose could do it cheaper
with an extraction and copy session than by buying the ****ing disc to
begin with and merely moving to the desired location.

My time is worth way too much to sit around in a retarded edit
session, compiling ****ing snippets. BUY the ****ing disc, and the
****ing job is done. It's called chapter search. All players have
the feature. Get a ****ing clue, retard boy.

Keep pushing him, hopefully he'll have a stroke.