Okay...

So... I told my dad about how the avi torrents I use for my videos are pirated. His reaction? I don't really think he cares too much about the legality of the avi torrents. He told me "When you walk into a movie theater with a camera, and you record the movie, and you make copies of it at home to sell, that's piracy." I'm not sure if he's against torrented avi movies.

But even if he lets me off with the avi's, the project that I'm currently working on that uses torrented avi's as a source will be my last. I'll delete all of the projects not related to it and all of the avi movies that aren't being used in it. Once that video is ready, it's done. I'll upload that one, as well as two more that have been ready for some time, and then spare my old hard drive of the burden. No more editing pirated films. I'll stick mostly to recording my own stuff. As an added benefit, it'll give my Indy Gear more time on my back and not collecting dust in the closet. With Sony Vegas, color correction shouldn't be too hard if exposure is a problem.

As for the V3, my dad says we'll wait on it. Talk about it later. I'm beginning to think there's a chance for me to enjoy the V3 after all. :)