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I have bought quite a lot of CDs and upload them to my computer for my iPod, blahblahblah. However - the file sizes for these songs are ridiculously large and occupy a worrying amount of space on said iPod.
Therefore, is really illegal to download a smaller file size of something that you've paid for, for convenience's sake? I mean, technically, it probably is, put I've but this in serious debates rather than music because it's open to debate rather than questioning whether it is or isn't illegal ![]() From one side it would be like buying a legit. DVD and then a pirate DVD - but this would be lining the piracy industry's pockets. However, with music downloads they're free and noone makes a profit. So nobody's really losing anything, and nobody's making money from criminal distribution, it just means I can put more stuff onto me gizmo. Yet I'd probably still get nicked?
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