Definitely less chance of getting caught but you'll have to make sure the discs don't have scratches or anything. Some people do the same thing except with Netflix and they copy DVDs and send them right back.kirokun said:I was wondering if it's easy to copy rentals and is it safer than dling the games through torrents and whatnot?
Unfortunately, thats not the case. The only way to get games directly onto your computer through the disc drive is by purchasing a specific DVD drive that is able to read the disks. the easiest way is to use a USBloader but another way is to send it over wifi, through the wii to your computer.kirokun said:Is it easy to copy though?
I'm guessing pop the discs on the dvd drive and using alcohol 120% to create an image for me.
Hells Malice said:You'll never be caught torrenting games. Unless maybe you ask the cops how to make your torrent of *insert game title* faster.
Though even then they just really wouldn't care.
But anyways, there's a 0 chances of being caught duping rentals, it's also faster to do then a lot of torrents (excluding new games).
But of course, it costs cash and that alone really takes the worth out of the speediness.
bwillb said:pirating is illegal and bad, don't do it *wink wink* only copy games that you own *grin*
dysan said:there are only 3 PC DVD drives that can read wii disks....and they've been taken off the market for a long time now(for obvious reasons)
if you REALLY want to copy DVDs though your pc then get a used one from e-bay,they cost around 100$
without one of those DVD drives your only option is to have a HDD or a big enough usb stick(actually idk about that,I'm just guessing)
I'd recommend you get a 500GB HDD since it's large enough for all of the good games(and then some!)
or get a 1TB if you want to use it with your PC as well and not only with your wii
QUOTE said:You are wrong, I got caught by Activision once for dling their games, they knew the exact torrent file name as well.
I applied some Vuze security options so that this won't happen again, though your IPS keeps track of everything you do, they don't really check it but it's there.
Hells Malice said:QUOTE said:You are wrong, I got caught by Activision once for dling their games, they knew the exact torrent file name as well.
I applied some Vuze security options so that this won't happen again, though your IPS keeps track of everything you do, they don't really check it but it's there.
Downloading traced torrents is your fault brosef.
Most traced games have comments along the lines of "OMGZ TRAYCED, GUISE DUN DOWNLOAD", and repeat that 100 times.
They even get bait-seeded to incite people to download them a lot of the time. Funny.
Downloading non-traced torrents is as easy as tying your shoes, and if you never download a traced torrent...you will NEVER get in trouble.
kirokun said:Any particular brand?
I heard bad to average things about Seagate and WD hard drives.