Tape Trading

Is there some kind of tape trading ring out there where I can get these episodes that I've heard a few stray quotes from, read the transcripts for (transcribed by the loyal fans) and now desire to see with my own brand-new spanking-clean eyes?

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Or someone I can pay someone to send me tapes because I am too lazy to go tracking down episodes and have to work so I can't lay around checking MTV every half-hour and try to videotape them myself?

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Or, if there is a violation of copyright issue are there any ambitious video tape re-sellers out there who would like to make a pretty penny selling me "USED" BLANK tapes that might happen to still have old Daria episodes on them? So that I can in turn record videos on my video camera at home of me doing my video diary?

Any assistance would be more than appreciated.

In article , "ferriswiel" wrote:

I am totally willing to run dubs in NTSC VHS Hi-Fi of any episode you want. I have all episodes taped at SP...very high quality...only thing that beats it is SuperVHS or Digital Videotape.

All you have to do is send me blank T-120 tapes or a reply coupon for $1.20 US for each tape, plus reimburse me for my postage.

Tape trading is perfectly legal under the Sony v. Universal (?) decision, so long as nobody profits from it.

Let me know...
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Yes, The BetaMax Ruling, Although I can't remember who the plaintif was.

It's also legal under the home recording act of 1992, and paralell laws in Canada and the EU,

[email] (Michelle Klein-Hass) wrote in :

Dammit wish I'd known sooner :) what would it run to for a copy of S4 + IIFY ? Though C5 are gonna show S4 soon I dunno if they'll pick up IIFY.

Phill.

In article , [email] (Phill Harvey-Smith) wrote:

Phill, please send me an email at [email] with your snailmail. We'll figure out what to do next.

Take care,
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would you be willing to send to australia?!?!?!

"Michelle Klein-Hass" wrote in message news:[email]...

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In article , "rosi yu" wrote:

Sure. Just reimburse me with International Reply coupons for my postage.

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Doesn't Australia use PAL? I thought NTSC was only used in the Americas and Japan.

-Shez.

"Shez" wrote in message news:[email]...

I think you're right. A list of Pal-using countries is at URL: http://www.sylvesternet.freeserve.co.uk/members/books/daria/pal.htm

Perhaps rosi is lucky enough to have a dual-format video and a TV capable of displaying the output from it when it's playing NTSC tapes.

Martin.

In article , "Martin Sylvester" wrote:

My VCRs are NTSC-only. I would love to have a multiple-standard VCR but right now they are way too expensive to buy in the USA.

If you are in a PAL country and have a multiple-standard VCR (Multiple-standard VCRs are much cheaper in Europe than they are in the US) then I am more than willing to trade tapes with you. Very soon I will be emailing all the people who emailed me with instructions.

Take care,
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[email] (Michelle Klein-Hass) wrote in :

And in all probibility even if your recorders where multi-standard then they'd probably only be multi-standard for playback. Cirtainly this is true of the multi-standard vids in the UK (or all the ones I've ever come accross anyways). Wonder why multi vids are more expensive in the US, less demand I would assume.

Yep...and a TV that will display the output :) (even if it is only black & white !).

Cool, I await your email :)

Phill.

i am lucky enough to have a dual standard VCR. i think i tape in PAL though. never tried taping in NTSC, but i know it's there. (=

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