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Music's got it right too - it's a flawless, DRM-free experience to buy an album these days. And I do it a lot (not a fan of streaming, prefer to own my content)
by thirdsun 11y ago
Music's got it right too - it's a flawless, DRM-free experience to buy an album these days. And I do it a lot (not a fan of streaming, prefer to own my content).
Movies however...it couldn't be any less convenient to buy a movie in high quality and original audio/language that can be played in any media player (like Kodi/XBMC). In fact it is legally impossible. Buy and download online? Not possible. The closest option is buying a bluray and ripping it. I'd even consider getting an optical drive (that I absolutely don't need otherwise) to do that, but as a european I'd also have to deal with those unnecessary delays in availability.
I'm sorry, but as long as this situation remains, I won't feel sorry about pirating bluray-ripped movies in good quality.
On the other hand I can't remember when I last pirated music.