You can legally record a broadcast TV program on a recording device such as a Video Cassette Recorder, Digital Video Recorder or computer for your personal use.
Recording programming for later viewing is called "Time Shifting" and is a legally supported act.
You can view the recorded content as many times as you want, you can make additional copies of the recorded content and you can distribute copies of the content to other people in person.
Educational uses of recorded TV content receive additional protection. It is legal to record a TV program and play it for a class.
You can also edit and parody the recorded content as long as the new version adds new value (insight, understanding, aesthetics) to the original.
For example, you can parody a music video by changing the audio track to a different song that sarcastically relates to the video's imagery.
You also can edit an episode of a TV show to show specific lines a character says to demonstrate that character's attitude toward a topic.
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