Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta...
by angersock on Friday July 11, 2014 @03:26PM
(#8021947)
What if I want to watch movies that are released by the creators for free? Who says it has to nnly be for copyrighted material?
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Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta...
by bitJericho on Friday July 11, 2014 @03:31PM
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The screenshots of the applications clearly showed copyrighted works being pirated. Just because free works are available doesn't mean that's its primary purpose.
Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta...
by wyager on Friday July 11, 2014 @06:16PM
(#8022790)
> The screenshots of the applications clearly showed copyrighted works being pirated.
I could take a screenshot of VLC clearly showing me watching a pirated movie. What's your point?
Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta...
by bitJericho on Tuesday July 15, 2014 @08:39AM
(#8036038)
It's wrong to steal.
Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta...
by PM_Tech on Friday July 11, 2014 @03:51PM
(#8022046)
Seriously, listen to yourself.
Here is a little fact; you are not that clever and the rest of the world is not that stupid. Save your strawman arguments. If movies are released by content creators for free they will release them via channels you can access.
if you can't access them; tough. No one said you had a right to content.
Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta...
by angersock on Friday July 11, 2014 @05:04PM
(#8022398)
Or, they could release them via BT, and then people using this service can watch them ala Netflix. This is, currently, a channel we can access--indeed, one perhaps preferable to one of the "official" mechanisms.
Then again, who would help the poor, embattled movie publishing houses? I hear they're barely getting by these days.