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how to burn a downloaded movie onto dvd?

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i have downloaded movies from from the web and want to burn it onto a dvd and and dvd movie ...how can i do that please?i have macbook with leopard
 
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Unless you legally own this movie, have the permission of the owner to do so or it is considered "In the Public Domain" this entire topic is against forum rules.
 
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yea i want to do this too, and seeing as im in the UK, ur forum rules regarding copying/cracking etc do not really apply to me seeing as i am not breaking the law in the US.
I have avi files i want to burn onto disc...

hope im not gonna get chucked off the site for this!
 
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burnsy-boy said:
ur forum rules regarding copying/cracking etc do not really apply to me seeing as i am not breaking the law in the US.
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If you are a member of this forum, then the Forum Rules apply to you.
 
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burnsy-boy said:
yea i want to do this too, and seeing as im in the UK, ur forum rules regarding copying/cracking etc do not really apply to me seeing as i am not breaking the law in the US.
I have avi files i want to burn onto disc...

hope im not gonna get chucked off the site for this!
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You really need to read the rules. We follow US law, regardless of where you're from. The rules clearly state this. You must not have read them.
 

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