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Yes, that's the one. The paid version gives access to their file servers, where it becomes more like usenet than P2P. They also allow you to stream the content
by cheapsteak 13y ago
Yes, that's the one. The paid version gives access to their file servers, where it becomes more like usenet than P2P.
They also allow you to stream the content on their servers instead of downloading to your local disk. You can then use torrents as a kind of 'bookmark' and use Thunder as a practically unlimited cloud storage + video streaming service. They also transcode all HD content to 'fast', 'HD', and 'ultra HD' versions for you to choose between when streaming.
It's really incredible the things you can do in a country unencumbered by copyright restrictions