Re: audiovault, suggesting or asking for specific audiodescriptions
Ok. Yes, audiovault is breaking the law by copyright. However, one could also argue that all the movies that don't have audio description, and the studios who refuse to provide it, are breaking the law as well. Someone correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't there a section in the united states and other countries constitution against descrimination? This whole, i'm not going to provide description for a movie because its old, or that they didn't provide it in the first place... Weather you want it or not; can be construded as discrimination. Essentially, they started this, weather it was by ignorance or discrimination, although at this point it sure as heck isn't ignorance anymore refusing to provide audio description for old movies... As I have said before, everything has consequences, this is what happens for not taking visually impaired people into consideration from the begining, as should have been the case in the first place. And by the way, fellows... Search for any movie you want say, on youtube, you'll find it. Sighted people do this type of thing as well. There are sights for with regular movies without audio description that break the copyright law as well, so no, its not just us. That's not to say it isn't right, its not. I'll go out on a limb here, but drm has a lot to do with copyright infringement aswell. Its the biggest, if not the second biggest reason why this happens. Anyway. Back to the topic at hand.
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