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LCBXX
Honorary Master
Cool idea.
Can't wait for a thread on here titled: "I used BD-Live with my rented Spiderman 4 BD & now my cap is moertoe!"
Can't wait for a thread on here titled: "I used BD-Live with my rented Spiderman 4 BD & now my cap is moertoe!"
Myrrdin
Expert Member
You just have to love the marketing spin. It is more cost effective to launch a new division "Axxess Media" and store BD content locally possibly looking at terrabytes worth of content that has to be kept local instead of just lowering bandwidth costs in line with THE REST OF THE F*******G WORLD.
So if you buy a blu-ray disk of some of the lesser mainstream titles forget about using the bd content as it just wont be available locally.
Good strategy there.
So if you buy a blu-ray disk of some of the lesser mainstream titles forget about using the bd content as it just wont be available locally.
Good strategy there.
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BD-live isn't for watching movies from the internet, it is for extra content such as review and trailers relating to a blu-ray disc you are watching.
Turiko
Banned
Yes, crippleware and antitrust programs to limit what you can do. They probably will be alerted when you take off the cover, or even try and unlock the player. Then they will send someone to arrest you.
UnoPanelvan
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Shame, No use for Idiotic South Africa
Only the Xbox fanboi dreamers think cheap video/movie streaming will one day be affordable in South Africa. What a joke.
Only the Xbox fanboi dreamers think cheap video/movie streaming will one day be affordable in South Africa. What a joke.