guerret wrote:No, I'm not talking about module IM3. I won this today:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %3AIT&rd=1I have been looking for it for a while, with a precise idea in mind. I plan on taking the LP to some audio expert who can record its content in digital format. Has anyone done it already? I can then make the audio tracks available. Please note that I do this only out of preserving the content of the disc and for backup reasons, to make it available to people who are unable to play an LP or own a damaged disc.
mbassoc2003 wrote:I can only concur. It would be illegal. Besides, isn't this availabel on CD anyway?
guerret wrote:mbassoc2003 wrote:I can only concur. It would be illegal. Besides, isn't this availabel on CD anyway?I don't think the content of the wnd edition First Quest boxed set is the same. Has anyone checked it?Of course the availability of the tracks is meant for owners of the original record (plus, I would NOT make the text available, and honestly I don't believe anyone can be interested in the music alone), although I cannot completely police this issue.
deimos3428 wrote:guerret wrote:mbassoc2003 wrote:I can only concur. It would be illegal. Besides, isn't this availabel on CD anyway?I don't think the content of the wnd edition First Quest boxed set is the same. Has anyone checked it?Of course the availability of the tracks is meant for owners of the original record (plus, I would NOT make the text available, and honestly I don't believe anyone can be interested in the music alone), although I cannot completely police this issue.You could always request license to do so, as well. This third option is rarely explored, but I can't see why WotC would care, they're never going to re-release it. They might even put it on their website as downloadable MP3s, and save you the trouble. Nothing like media to make a website more interesting. (Of course they'd probably say "no" and send you a threatening letter, as companies tend not to think intelligently about these things.)
