Cool for 360 owners, I got me a PS3 so I'll be on my merry way.
Cool for 360 owners, I got me a PS3 so I'll be on my merry way.
| yo_john117 said: Nice find dude! Hey just a question but how does Netflix HD compare to Blu-ray? |
On a 1080p set, it doesn't. That being said, it's good enough for most people.
I LOVE paying for Xbox Live! I also love that my love for it pisses off so many people.
11 gig will take me about 12 hours to download and i only have 60 gig bandwith per mounth and i dont usualy buy movies anyway i watch them online for free (i know all the good sites :P) PM me if anyone wants the links (i dont think its legal but meh iv been doin it for years)
selnor said:
Yep. Theres loads of sites out there on which you pay a monthly fee to download files. Torrents are illegal. Such as Torrentz.com etc. But shop around, you can find yourself a nice legal download site which will monthly charge you for the privrldge. |
Can you link to one as i'm having trouble believing it's legal, and that movie studios just let you download BR quality files of their movies and keep them?
| Nomad Blue said: Hang on, you can download and keep as many Blu-ray quality movies as you like, from some internet site, for only £6.99 a month, and it's completely legal? I must be missing something here.... |
I am not so sure how legal this is selnor. Seems to be more in a state of limbo rather than legal. I found some info on cnet about it, and here is a snip it.
Q: Are people who have uploaded or downloaded copyrighted files from Usenet at legal risk?
A: The current lawsuits are targeting only the search engines and NZB file hubs. However, as with virtually every activity on the Internet, uploading and downloading files from Usenet does leave a trace that can be tracked back to the individual ISP and computer, if copyright holders dedicate enough resources to it.
thranx said:
Q: Are people who have uploaded or downloaded copyrighted files from Usenet at legal risk? |
Reading that, it doesn't make it sound legit at all. Though i'd still like to read up on the service Selnor uses.
Not legal, not even a little. But blu ray isos are the way to go- what with the freeness.
On suggestion though, use a free site and save the monthly fee while still keeping the same level of legality.
Time for hype
I feel having 360 in the title is a bit of a rip since any pc and ps3 can do that, infact you can store it on your pc and ps3 you can't on your 360, so yeah... a little biased also downloading movies isn't exactly news
Yea sorry man buying bootlegs from some site is not legal.
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