I don't see this having a harmful effect on the market. This is distinct from peer-to-peer music sharing in scale (distribution to the public) and from cases such as Grokster, where the court determined that the uses were commercial.ģ) Amount - Depends, but usually against.Ĥ) Effect on the Market - Kind of a wash. If you're looking a fair use argument, here's a quick one.ġ) Purpose - A personal use, for. Jessica Litman has a really interesting paper on the subject at called "Lawful Personal Use." Anyway, personal uses haven't been illegal, and fair use is generally an ineffective way of looking at them. I'll see if I can dig that reference up one of these days. I recall at least one member of Congress expressing skepticism as to the implication that the law they passed would restrict this type of use. Section 1008 also prohibits lawsuits for noncommercial copies that use an analog or digital copying device (which does not include a computer, by the way). Part of this action (giving the copy to a friend or family member) does not meet that criteria. Copyright restricts distribution of copies to the public.
Historically copyright has not restricted personal uses, which I believe this act is. We have the copying act and the distribution act, and all the copyrights associated with music. They're two different acts, and that makes a difference.Īctually, there are a lot of acts and copyrights affected here. Copying a CD for a family member or friend is not the same as checking a CD out from a library and copying it. (Airfoil, $29, 14.5 MB, release notes Nicecast, $59, 8.1 MB, release notes Piezo, $19, 7.7 MB, release notes all are free updates and require 10.Febru 9:18am COvalle says:I have a few reasons for this belief.įirst, I'm going to distinguish this action from the above analogy. If you’re a TidBITS member, you can purchase all these Rogue Amoeba products, as well as Fission and Audio Hijack, at a 20 percent discount. Piezo, Rogue Amoeba’s minimalist audio recording app, receives some minor interface adjustments to better suit the latest versions of OS X. The Nicecast Internet radio broadcasting app now always prefers the NowPlaying file for track titles when using Line Input sources, corrects a bug that prevented track titles from being sent to icecast 2 servers if a password included special characters, and correctly captures track titles from MegaSeg Pro, MegaSeg DJ, and MegaSeg Demo. Airfoil also improves how it fetches albumĪrtwork from iTunes when listening to Apple Music or iTunes Radio, plus corrects A/V sync with EyeTV.
The nicecast update#
Airfoil and Nicecast update the Instant On component to version 8.1.1, with support for 10.11 El Capitan, and Airfoil receives general support for the soon-to-be-released Apple TV revision (see “ The Fourth-Generation Apple TV Is Coming at Last,” 9 September 2015). Rogue Amoeba has released Airfoil 4.9, Nicecast 1.11.6, and Piezo 1.2.9, all of which now require OS X 10.9 Mavericks or later (though legacy versions are still available for those on earlier systems).
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#1623: How to turn off YouTube's PiP, use AirPlay to Mac, and securely erase Mac drivesĪirfoil 4.9, Nicecast 1.11.6, and Piezo 1.2.9.#1624: Important OS security updates, rescuing QuickTake 150 photos, AirTag alerts while traveling.#1625: Apple's "Far Out" event, the future of FileMaker, free NMUG membership, Quick Note and tags in Notes, Plex suffers data breach.
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