Sorry @JerryJ
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Sorry @JerryJ
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Just a bit of info I currently only have Totbox as a debrid service disabled in all my addons as Miki suggested but until I get another I went to reenable in Umbrella and Pov on one of my Kodi setups since I have Kodi as well as Kodi fork tv SS connected to US but when i went to authorize on pc page couldn’t be displayed so switched vpn to different country on pc and it allowed me to reauthorize that way hmmmm just thought provide that info in case anyone was wondering probably not since you all are a heck of alot smarter than me
and so you know appreciate everyone here and Troy for providing this for us
will always be grateful for this site and everyone here!!! so in the words of an immortal awesome user here
LMFAO! Good one @itzme
Yes. You are not allowed to download any copyrighted video and sending it to someone else compounds the crime as then you are actually distributing.
Thank you Miki!
so my point is, since debrid services, rather than me, are sending you movies and TV shows, wouldn’t that be illegal? As they are the ones sending movies and TV shows.
And yes itzme, if I were doing that it would be understandable. But I don’t download so no worries here. Never have and never will.
I have had a read through Premiumlize TOS, it very woolly and not water tight. I am going old school, no debrid service. STREAM ON
Good Luck with that!
Cached Links Matter! What some people may not know is that debrid services also provide (sort of like) a vetting service, which helps ensure the links we click on are legit with no unwanted “payloads” or those dastardly re-directs we all despise. I hated it when I used to get crap-links but thats part of the learning curve I guess.
A good read that even the newest of techies can absorb. If not… I have notes!
Yes it would be or could be considered illegal depending on the jurisdiction they are in. But if it’s copyrighted material then they could get takedown notices from the rights holder of that vid and have to remove it from their servers as RD has had to do for multiple cached sources.
I see nothing wrong with this statement @PapaS It’s Corporate speak. What do you mean by “both sides of their mouth”?
Hi Guys
I don’t know what you mean by Happy Cake day. I haven’t heard that term before. I’m not sure whether you are thanking my, celebrating me or ridiculing me.
Anyway, back to the topic. So if TB have the links on their system, is it the first person to click on the link that initiates a download onto their servers?
Based on this scenario, would that mean the first person is the one downloading and everyone else afterwards is streaming.
Do we really think TB would be able to identify which user initiated the first download in amongst the thousands of users on their records?
Cake Day was the anniversary of your joining the Insider. Denoted by the little cake
that was next to your name yesterday.
Ehh. Just corporate Speak nothing to see move along
Not sure why you would even think we want to ridicule you or anyone, it violates our rules and I do my utmost to make sure this is a friendly and enjoyable forum for everyone. As insiders we get a real kick out of celebrating things like birthdays and anniversaries as well as when insiders have success in resolving their issues and we do it in a humourous way. We also tease our beloved @PapaS as he loves cake day. ![]()
So happy anniversary and we’re glad you are here.
I have to agree, TB is a business not a hobby they need to CYA as well as try to appease the customer base, if they want to continue in business. Unlike Trakt who seem to want to go out of business.
Thanks, I agree. There is a lot of info there and im glad I found it and could share it with ya’s. One of my favorite parts is where the writer states:
If you want a simplified plain-English version … here it is:
A debrid service takes a torrent-based source, downloads it on its own fast servers, and gives you a direct HTTPS stream so you watch from that server instead of from the torrent swarm.
In plain English, the debrid service takes the chaotic part of torrenting and hides it behind a cleaner delivery method.
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