Do you stream/torrent sport/movies?

Joo0

With cheap movie and sport streaming options now online do you still stream/torrent?

biko

No, of course not.



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michael999999

I record all the movies on RTE on my VCR!

How Soon Is Now

Ssshhhhh your not aloud talk about that naughty stuff on the internet!.

WoollyRedHat

Yeah I try to watch sports events by climbing up a tall tree and watching the action with a set of binonoculars.

Son Of A Vidic

Joo0 wrote: »

With cheap movie and sport streaming options now online do you still stream/torrent?

Do you OP?

The_Valeyard

Oh no. I ain't falling for that!

DoYouEvenLift

Joo0 wrote: »

With free movie and sport streaming options now online do you still stream/torrent?

Ftfy

theteal

Amazon instant video for the legal stuff. . .and other thingies for eh. . .the other stuff

keith16

Yes, I stream the living fuck out of everything. I take particular pride in being able to stream live GAA abroad despite the GAA thinking they can charge me 14 god damn euros for the privilege.

I won't apologise for it.

Specialun

No i am a law abiding citizen

^^^^^

Above statement may or may not be true

Frank O. Pinion

Buying DVDs/Blu-rays costs money, Netflix costs money, "torrenting" movies is FREE...you do the math.

I haven't paid for a movie in nearly 10 years.

Calibos

What legal sports streaming?

Squeedily Spooch

TV yes, movies sometimes but I go to the cinema a lot so I've already paid to see it. Sports not so much, the Superbowl maybe or the odd UFC fight. Have netflix and use spotify/itunes for music so it's not all piracy.

*Awaits high horse brigade telling us we're all filthy thieves*

PopePalpatine

I'm not paying ~€15 for two Sky Sports Day Passes just to watch one Grand Prix weekend. When the BBC aren't showing the full action from the weekend, of course I'm going to stream.

bnt

No, I don't stream or torrent copyrighted content.

NomadicGray

I stream sports, and torrent movies/shows/games everyday!

Come at me!

I even downloaded a book once!!!

Lovely Bloke

Yep, don't even have a TV sub anymore, no point in paying for Sky when I can download everything I want to watch, when I want to watch it.

UPC 120gig internet, and in fairness, they do send down 17 free channels analogue which does the wife for the soaps and Jermey Kyle or whatever, but I can watch everything whenever I like.

My brother has a Sky sub, and I use his SkyGo to watch football.

thelad95

Joo0 wrote: »

With cheap movie and sport streaming options now online do you still stream/torrent?

Hi Garda McGettigan

Duffy the Vampire Slayer

keith16 wrote: »

Yes, I stream the living fuck out of everything. I take particular pride in being able to stream live GAA abroad despite the GAA thinking they can charge me 14 god damn euros for the privilege.

I won't apologise for it.

This. The GAA always talk about promoting the game abroad but they don't make it very easy for us to watch it.

Brego888

keith16 wrote: »

Yes, I stream the living fuck out of everything. I take particular pride in being able to stream live GAA abroad despite the GAA thinking they can charge me 14 god damn euros for the privilege.

I won't apologise for it.

Where are you streaming live gaa from?

DoYouEvenLift

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

Yep, don't even have a TV sub anymore, no point in paying for Sky when I can download everything I want to watch, when I want to watch it.

UPC 120gig internet, and in fairness, they do send down 17 free channels analogue which does the wife for the soaps and Jermey Kyle or whatever, but I can watch everything whenever I like.

My brother has a Sky sub, and I use his SkyGo to watch football.

120 gig d/load cap or?...

Jelly of the sky go also, used to do the same but they got rid of sky sports

old_aussie

I stream electricity up onto the grid for 60 cents a kW and but it back at 20 cents a kW so I can be even more in front when I torrent movies and the PayPerViews, Poker I stream from Pokerstars.TV

You mean to tell me some people pay for things. Being a true Aussie I just get what I can for free.

theteal

Brego888 wrote: »

Where are you streaming live gaa from?

I get mine from RTE with a little help from a ghost

keith16

Brego888 wrote: »

Where are you streaming live gaa from?

theteal wrote: »

I get mine from RTE with a little help from a ghost

Yeah, I use the friendly ghost too

Panda_Turtle

keith16 wrote: »

Yes, I stream the living fuck out of everything. I take particular pride in being able to stream live GAA abroad despite the GAA thinking they can charge me 14 god damn euros for the privilege.

I won't apologise for it.

Not really live, 30-40 seconds behind the satellite signal..you could get a text about a score thirty seconds before you see it.

gazzer

Torrents and Dreambox all the way.

shruikan2553

I try to stick to Netflix but some things aren't on it or it can be slow to get updated.

Dravokivich

Calibos wrote: »

What legal sports streaming?

Bein sports.

Grayson

shruikan2553 wrote: »

I try to stick to Netflix but some things aren't on it or it can be slow to get updated.

And there is some amount of shyte there. I only subscribe to it so I can feel less guilty about streaming illegally.

Like others here I don't even have a TV subscription. I used to torrent but since I got the showbox app and a chromecast I don't even do that. The only time I see adverts now is on youtube (Or if some fecker here puts a link to the indo)

If there were a legal service like showbox I'd pay a lot more than I'm paying for netflix just to get it.

Tugboats

To pay is to fail

Mean Laqueefa

Yeah of course i do, i have netflix, itunes, prime and fightpass and i still find a need to. Example living in the UK how else am i gonna see the Ireland rubgy today ?

Tugboats

Mean Laqueefa wrote: »

Yeah of course i do, i have netflix, itunes, prime and fightpass and i still find a need to. Example living in the UK how else am i gonna see the Ireland rubgy today ?

Pay for sky sports

Mean Laqueefa

Tugboats wrote: »

Pay for sky sports

Why ? i pay for plenty as is, and i have sky but don't want to pay for the sports as i can get it elsewhere and wouldn't use it

Tugboats

Mean Laqueefa wrote: »

Why ? i pay for plenty as is, and i have sky but don't want to pay for the sports as i can get it elsewhere and wouldn't use it

I agree but earlier you tried to justify your streaming by saying you have no other choice in the Uk to watch the match.

PizzamanIRL

There are 2 types of people in this world: people who stream/torrent and people who are liars.

rainbow kirby

Getting Sky Sports on a decent package deal (£150 for 10 months with Virgin Media) has greatly reduced our streaming needs, but will still stream something if it isn't being televised here (Chicago Marathon was the last thing I streamed).

Tin Foil Hat

Only sport. My sport consumption rarely consists of more than one rugby match per week and I refuse to pay for two different sports packages, on top of my TV license and standard Sky package, to get it. That kind of greed ruined soccer and it's in the process of ruining rugby too.
I'll occasionally look for a dodgy PDF copy of a book, but only if the author is dead. The vast majority of my reading is paid for or legally free.
I've never illegally streamed a movie.

Smurph90

Absolutely, Have all the sports channels and I still dont get to watch the team I support 90% of the time but americans have full access to all UK matches so there you go.

Molester Stallone II

Of course I stream.... Was even tapping into someone else's broadband for 2 years to do so....thieving barsteward that I am!!

DarkyHughes

Pretty much every sporting thing I need to watch is on Sky. The very odd time I might stream a movie.

Shiraz 4.99

I'm steaming the Liverpool Chelsea match as we speak. Sky took box sets off me cause I wouldn't upgrade to a HD sub. I'll take their sports for free as compensation.

Sanity is bringing me a combo box so it'll goodbye Sky for good. Netflix sub will be my only media contribution.

Boris Pecker

Sport and old films but not new ones.

Don't see the attraction of downloading a film a month or so before it's released just to see it as soon as you can.

Surely seeing something like Interstellar on a big screen for example, is worth shelling out the cash for.

Nib

How Soon Is Now wrote: »

Ssshhhhh your not aloud talk about that naughty stuff on the internet!.

Can we whisper it?

Currently have Hulu Plus and Netflix and will be getting HBO Go and Amazon Instant in the coming months. Hulu covers pretty much all my TV needs and it's far handier to be able to turn on my PlayStation and watch last nights American TV. Sure it has the annoyance of ads but they're short and I recently discovered that if you skip back and forth early on 9 times out of 10 the episode will play without ads. Hulu is also fantastic due to the presence if the Criterion collection in it. You have access to some of the greatest films ever made and anyone with an interest in cinema will be in heaven.

Vandango

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

Do you OP?

Looks like we'll be waiting on this one Corvus.