   DVD/Video license?
  Just curious if anyone here knows this...When a store rents out a video, don''t they have to buy a special version?  I remember seeing different prices before, and usually the $8 cheapies at Wal-mart say "No Rental" on the back.  If there is a rental version, if a person was going to show a movie in their own store on a big screen, would they also have to pay for some special version or license?  
  yep  ;  Yep;Back in the 1980''s, a classic film was made by Leslie Nielson, under the name "Spaceship". It''s great, and I''ve been looking all over for it. Up until last year, when they FINALLY released it on DVD (albiet with a new name, "Naked Space"), there was only one edition available; the "Rental" VHS. It cost $80, but you were allowed to rent it out.It wasn''t that great of a film to spend $80 on...  ;  So that is the rental license.  I am having trouble finding anything on "showing" license (actually I have not looked that hard, just having idle conversation and thought).  For example, just playing the movie in a bar and charging some entrance fee.Now, of course, the bar could say the movie is free and charge a seat fee or 2 drink minimum price I suppose.  