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I think the problem here is what you're really asking for is DRM free content. None of the content producers themselves are willing to license their content tha
by rnernento 4y ago
I think the problem here is what you're really asking for is DRM free content. None of the content producers themselves are willing to license their content that way so it would be very difficult to build the service.
- fxtentacle 4y agoI would be willing to accept DRM as long as the convenience of using the files matches an illegally-obtained rip. For example, Apple already allows to move files in-between devices associated with the same account. If they would now release an Android TV app, then I could download the movie on my laptop, move it over to the TV, and play it offline there with the app. Of course, Apple will probably never do that, but it illustrates that DRMed content is OK for my intended use.
- 0x62 4y agoWhy not get an Apple TV in that case? That has exactly the workflow you’re looking for.
- fxtentacle 4y agoNo, doesn't allow 4K pre-downloads