2007-01-13, 23:20
I reascently came accross this site http://www.freetvlinks.net/
It is full of good shows I would love a script for my xbox
It is full of good shows I would love a script for my xbox
2007-01-14, 23:45
Everything is linked to other places though, so I reckon that makes it harder(most seems to be on dailymotion).
I'd absolutely love it if it was possible though...
OT: How can this stuff be legal? I saw a few little britain episodes were on youtube, I thought they cleaned everything out?
I'd absolutely love it if it was possible though...
OT: How can this stuff be legal? I saw a few little britain episodes were on youtube, I thought they cleaned everything out?
2007-01-17, 01:05
Hi, I'm the guy that asked for the alluc.org script one post ago ..
I think eventually, this is the ultimate challange for streaming video scripts.
I really hope that a script will be coded soon, since alluc.org and other sites are constantly growing.
I read in a german magazine about digital culture (DE:BUG) some inofficial gossip about the Google/YouTube deal. They say that a high sum was payed to some of the biggest media companies to keep them from sueing YouTube for illegal material, for at least 6 months. Officially to give them time to develop better filtering tools, inofficially to stay No. 1 while BMG and other major companies start to sue the challenging sites like MyTV and all the other YouTube clones. That means on the other hand, more free tv series on YouTube for at least 6 more months.. (I planned to write my thesis about illegal tv competitors, thats how I got the idea of an alluc.org script)
The good thing for the end user would be, that watching the streamed tv would not be illegal, since you don't upload to other users.
So again, if some talented coders would invest some time, the xbox killerapp of streaming video could be created
Hope to hear some ideas on this!
Tim
I think eventually, this is the ultimate challange for streaming video scripts.
I really hope that a script will be coded soon, since alluc.org and other sites are constantly growing.
gronne Wrote:OT: How can this stuff be legal? I saw a few little britain episodes were on youtube, I thought they cleaned everything out?
I read in a german magazine about digital culture (DE:BUG) some inofficial gossip about the Google/YouTube deal. They say that a high sum was payed to some of the biggest media companies to keep them from sueing YouTube for illegal material, for at least 6 months. Officially to give them time to develop better filtering tools, inofficially to stay No. 1 while BMG and other major companies start to sue the challenging sites like MyTV and all the other YouTube clones. That means on the other hand, more free tv series on YouTube for at least 6 more months.. (I planned to write my thesis about illegal tv competitors, thats how I got the idea of an alluc.org script)
The good thing for the end user would be, that watching the streamed tv would not be illegal, since you don't upload to other users.
So again, if some talented coders would invest some time, the xbox killerapp of streaming video could be created
Hope to hear some ideas on this!
Tim
