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I'm sure the decision to move on with their lives involved a "friendly email" and maybe a pay out, I guess we'll never truly know. Considering it was no differe
by DigitalSea 13y ago
I'm sure the decision to move on with their lives involved a "friendly email" and maybe a pay out, I guess we'll never truly know. Considering it was no different to that of uTorrent, Vuze and every other bittorrent client out there (you can stream torrents in uTorrent) it makes me wonder what the real reason was.
I've got the source code on my machine and there are quite a few forks of it still around anyways. Brilliant program, works extremely well.
- mbesto 13y agoCan you run it locally and it works the same?
- DigitalSea 13y agoOne of the API's I believe that the developers were running is not working, someone has created a version of it here if you're interesting where they've got it working: http://kemald.com/pt/popcorn.html#.UyOq2PmSx8E http://kemald.com/pt/popcorn.html#.UyOq2PmSx8E — downside is a couple of features are no longer working like subtitles and no quality selection. Minor downsides in my opinion.
- mbesto 13y agoInteresting. Here's another thought experiment - what if the app itself was decentralized - meaning 1,000's of local machines P2P load balanced.