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I really like that idea. I don't know what the goal of Popcorn Time is (maybe they want change in the industry, maybe they just like free stuff) but if the goal
by k-mcgrady 12y ago
I really like that idea. I don't know what the goal of Popcorn Time is (maybe they want change in the industry, maybe they just like free stuff) but if the goal is to make access to content even easier than it already is then running the project with only CC/public domain content would be a good way to go. Show that it works and start getting bigger creators signing on (kind of the way BitTorrent does legitimate stuff now).[1]
[1]https://bundles.bittorrent.com/bundles/a1e9a2153051b92d00b27903fcbdc2c530b5c4a044935c1ed7bbdf60e7b307db https://bundles.bittorrent.com/bundles/a1e9a2153051b92d00b27...
- ponyous 12y agoWhat about opt-in to non CC/public domain content? Does this solves anything?
- k-mcgrady 12y agoA little but when you're screwing these people you're negotiating position is always going to be hurt. Show them the tech works without screwing them and you may get them to come around.
- sroerick 12y agoBitTorrent Inc. is fine and I respect the work they're doing negotiating with major labels/ studios. But I can't support DRM on my torrents.