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Sep 3, 2009 @ 12:07
does anybody have a tip for a good streaming website?
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does anybody have a tip for a good streaming website?
hay_Sep 3, 2009 @ 12:07
hay_Sep 3, 2009 @ 12:07
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Sep 3, 2009 @ 12:48
Streaming of what?
Movies? Music? Both?
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Sep 4, 2009 @ 15:21
lol
movies and tv shows
for music i can recommend mimewire and usenext if it helps :)
movies and tv shows
for music i can recommend mimewire and usenext if it helps :)
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lol
movies and tv shows
for music i can recommend mimewire and usenext if it helps :)
hay_, Sep 4, 2009 @ 15:21
movies and tv shows
for music i can recommend mimewire and usenext if it helps :)
hay_, Sep 4, 2009 @ 15:21
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Sep 4, 2009 @ 18:44
lol
movies and tv shows
for music i can recommend mimewire and usenext if it helps :)
Sep 4, 09 15:21
movies and tv shows
for music i can recommend mimewire and usenext if it helps :)
Sep 4, 09 15:21
And for certified legal streaming ;): www.spotify.com, if you live in France or pay the monthly 10eur for the premium, worldwide, ad-free license.
Ripping may be possible, too, by using third-party software.. and legal, as far, as they say themselves. Not, that I tried it, since the free version is sufficient for me.
Other sites: musicme.com, hulu.com (US-only)
Video: Vuze HD Network (the only legal part of the site ;)
and, of course, www.peerguardian.com, though you won´t need that for UseNext, but for p2p.. definitely, as a minimum.
Ripping may be possible, too, by using third-party software.. and legal, as far, as they say themselves. Not, that I tried it, since the free version is sufficient for me.
Other sites: musicme.com, hulu.com (US-only)
Video: Vuze HD Network (the only legal part of the site ;)
and, of course, www.peerguardian.com, though you won´t need that for UseNext, but for p2p.. definitely, as a minimum.
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And for certified legal streaming ;): www.spotify.com, if you live in France or pay the monthly 10eur for the premium, worldwide, ad-free license.
Ripping may be possible, too, by using third-party software.. and legal, as far, as they say themselves. Not, that I tried it, since the free version is sufficient for me.
Other sites: musicme.com, hulu.com (US-only)
Video: Vuze HD Network (the only legal part of the site ;)
and, of course, www.peerguardian.com, though you won´t need that for UseNext, but for p2p.. definitely, as a minimum.
FerneyL, Sep 4, 2009 @ 18:44
Ripping may be possible, too, by using third-party software.. and legal, as far, as they say themselves. Not, that I tried it, since the free version is sufficient for me.
Other sites: musicme.com, hulu.com (US-only)
Video: Vuze HD Network (the only legal part of the site ;)
and, of course, www.peerguardian.com, though you won´t need that for UseNext, but for p2p.. definitely, as a minimum.
FerneyL, Sep 4, 2009 @ 18:44
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Sep 9, 2009 @ 10:18
cool!
how about streaming films without having to use the time limited Megaviedo? any suggestions?
how about streaming films without having to use the time limited Megaviedo? any suggestions?
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cool!
how about streaming films without having to use the time limited Megaviedo? any suggestions?
hay_, Sep 9, 2009 @ 10:18
how about streaming films without having to use the time limited Megaviedo? any suggestions?
hay_, Sep 9, 2009 @ 10:18
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Sep 9, 2009 @ 11:01
How about http://www.surfthechannel.com/ - Its a video search
engine. Not tooooo sure about legality issues with that one though...
Ive got friends that use it but I prefer bluewin TV with their VOD service :-)
engine. Not tooooo sure about legality issues with that one though...
Ive got friends that use it but I prefer bluewin TV with their VOD service :-)
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How about http://www.surfthechannel.com/ - Its a video search
engine. Not tooooo sure about legality issues with that one though...
Ive got friends that use it but I prefer bluewin TV with their VOD service :-)
NickShorty, Sep 9, 2009 @ 11:01
engine. Not tooooo sure about legality issues with that one though...
Ive got friends that use it but I prefer bluewin TV with their VOD service :-)
NickShorty, Sep 9, 2009 @ 11:01
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