Doctur

> Well it depends.. if you have a bad history of visa renewal then you
> might be questioned a little longer.. else they ask to fill few forms
> and question you as a norm if you are male in 18's to 40 (i believe)..
> and esp if you are middle eastern background.. I was born in Saudia
> and raised there .. and lived in pakistan too.. my questioning didnt
> lasted that long.. most of it was what company i am coming to work
> with and what have i done before.. just to confirm what i have said in
> my visa application.. (but this is different from port to port).. I
> came via LA.
>
> 2ndly carrying English pirated movies is a bad idea.. DVD and CD is
> worse but you might be fine with disk.. BUT remember if they check it
> and find pirated movies then its a big fine + some time in jail.. is
> it really worth carrying it with you?
>
> Wakkas

I have a collection of softwares and drivers that I have bought over the
period of a few years (all original CDs). I do not want to lose it. I
was thinking that I could copy to a HDD and take it with me and leave
the collection at home so that my years of collection will not go waste.

I have a huge collection of original English movies. I backed them up
here and am leaving a backed up copy and taking the originals.

Does anyone know what is the limit of CDs/DVDs one can carry before it
becomes a problem?