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vedder10

vedder10


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I have run very low on space on my hard drive and I was wondering if there was some type of restriction to how many times you can move itunes purchased movies off of your local drive onto an external drive and then back again when I would want to watch it again? I believe there is some type of digital rights attached to their movies but I am not exactly sure what it restricts.
 

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