On Wednesday, July 30, 2003, at 08:43 AM, Michael Winter wrote: > My interpretation of this is that its OK to do it since the "customer" > is using music they purchased for personal use -just hiring someone > else to do it. Something like, it would be OK for me to hire someone > (like my daughter :- ) to rip a stack of my CDs into iTunes for my > personal use (I'm the customer, she's the contractor). I don't know if > doing it that way really gets around the legal hurdles or not. It would be OK to hire someone to rip your CDs into iTunes for you, because that's a use that you've licensed by buying the CD. Buying the CD does not give unlimited rights - not even unlimited rights for you personally. The problem is that laying the music under video is not one of the rights you buy when you purchase the CD. SR