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NHL wrote:This copyrighted broadcast is the exclusive property of the National Hockey League. Any rebroadcast or reproduction without the expressed written consent of the NHL is strictly prohibited.
strocklen083 wrote:NHL wrote:This copyrighted broadcast is the exclusive property of the National Hockey League. Any rebroadcast or reproduction without the expressed written consent of the NHL is strictly prohibited.
Openicehit6 wrote:Just wondering if anyone has "old" games on dvd/vhs? Prefer 2000-present.
I am starting a collection and would just like to see what everyone has out there
Yeah, I mean...I have the Monday Night Miracle on DVD.sseagle wrote:Openicehit6 wrote:Just wondering if anyone has "old" games on dvd/vhs? Prefer 2000-present.
I am starting a collection and would just like to see what everyone has out there
Um, 2000 isn't old?
It's been 10 years...I'll consider it an "older game" ....sseagle wrote:Openicehit6 wrote:Just wondering if anyone has "old" games on dvd/vhs? Prefer 2000-present.
I am starting a collection and would just like to see what everyone has out there
Um, 2000 isn't old?
Let me know when they arrive, I've got the Wild Wednesday game on DVD that I'll trade you just to watch detoilet lose.Openicehit6 wrote:strocklen083 wrote:NHL wrote:This copyrighted broadcast is the exclusive property of the National Hockey League. Any rebroadcast or reproduction without the expressed written consent of the NHL is strictly prohibited.
People still have them on DVD/VHS
I have the two Sweden games on their way in the mail
Duh. I'm astlbluz wrote:The Blues came back from a 5-0 deficit in the third period to beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-5 in overtime. It was only the second time a team has come back such a large deficit in the third period to win a game. The Blues scored their six goals in 15 minutes and 27 seconds, making it the fastest time a team has come back from a five-goal deficit in NHL history.
lol
cawkaroach wrote:There are a few complete games on hulu including the comeback against the Bruins.
http://www.hulu.com/search?query=St.+Louis+Blues&st=1
If you watch them on your computer, Camtasia should probably work, but I'm not sure. I make instructional poker videos for a poker training website, and use that to record my screen + voice. If you have speakers set up, I would think it would record the sound from them accurately, but haven't tried doing exactly that. It costs money, but there's a free trial period.Openicehit6 wrote:cawkaroach wrote:There are a few complete games on hulu including the comeback against the Bruins.
http://www.hulu.com/search?query=St.+Louis+Blues&st=1
I've seen those, I don't know if theres a program out there to record them with
Does that mean if I record a game on my DVR, I committed a felony?strocklen083 wrote:NHL wrote:This copyrighted broadcast is the exclusive property of the National Hockey League. Any rebroadcast or reproduction without the expressed written consent of the NHL is strictly prohibited.
It might not technically be allowed, but unless you start selling them for a profit, you should be fine. Even if you did that, you'd probably just get a seize and desist letter and not get in any real trouble if you stopped at that point.18tonytwist wrote:If that is the case, I would be banished to Saturn. I have around 225 games on DVD and probably another 200 or more, at least, on VHS. Oh well. I don't really care. I hope I can get more.