The War on IPTV & Piracy Grows
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- Today in Cord Cutting Today for July 10, 2024 we take a look at some of the biggest stories in the world of cord cutting including: The War on Piracy & IPTV Services Grows
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The War on Piracy & IPTV Services Gets a New Leader with Ties to the FBI cordcuttersnews.com/the-war-on-piracy-iptv-services-gets-a-new-leader-with-ties-to-the-fbi/
Sling TV Puts Ads Over Your Screen When You Pause cordcuttersnews.com/sling-tv-puts-ads-over-your-screen-when-you-pause/
Peacock Is Fastest-Growing Streaming Platform In Terms of Time Spent cordcuttersnews.com/peacock-is-fastest-growing-streaming-platform-in-terms-of-time-spent/
Amazon’s Echo Show 15 With Built-In Fire TV & Remote Is On Sale For Just $219.99 Only For Prime Members cordcuttersnews.com/amazons-echo-show-15-with-built-in-fire-tv-remote-is-on-sale-for-just-219-99-only-for-prime-members/
The FCC Is Cracking Down on Radio Stations That ReAir the Same Programming; Should TV Stations Be Next? cordcuttersnews.com/the-fcc-is-cracking-down-on-radio-stations-that-reair-the-same-programming-should-tv-stations-be-next/
Why “The Drew Carey Show” Is Not Available for Streaming Online cordcuttersnews.com/why-the-drew-carey-show-is-not-available-for-streaming-online/
Deal Alert: Amazon’s Fire TV Stick 4K Max is Just $34.99 Its Lowest Price Ever cordcuttersnews.com/deal-alert-amazons-fire-tv-stick-4k-max-is-just-34-99-its-lowest-price-ever/
Yes peacock
If these companies have the money to go after piracy… then that means they have extra money… why not just charge people less, that would help lower the piracy rate.
Ads on a paused screen should be no bother to anybody at all. Because usually when the screen is paused, you are in the kitchen getting a snack or going to the bathroom. Or answering a phone call.
I don’t see piracy as a prison crime. I see it as a heavy fine crime. Why should TV signal pirates give 45 years of prison when murderers who take actual human life get only 20 years. Somebody needs to explain that to me.
I have an Nvidia Shield that has a play/pause, FF and RW buttons. When I pause something and a pause ad shows up immediately, it renders those buttons useless. On YT, if I want to skip forward or backwards, I have to have the video playing. If I want to pause and rewind while remaining paused and still keep it paused to look at whatever is on the screen in pause the whole time, I can't do that. I don't pay for live TV but if I did... I like to pause the news and rewind, yet again something I might not be able to do with my Nvidia shield if the FF, RW and play/pause buttons don't work in pause ad.
Piracy is not the issue. They are too greedy and don't know how to mange their service.
I think part of the reason people don’t wanna pay is we used to get 20 or more episodes per season now it’s 10 but yet they want to charge more
They miscalculated how it would go without any aggregators like Netflix. It will all fall back to aggregators again but it will be Amazon and not Netflix. It's really almost there now.
@@DonaldDeCicco Netflix still doing well as an aggregator.
Ah yes, usually when profits run dry, piracy is the favourite culprit.
Pirates will always have the incentive to come up with new ways to be pirates. They're just spinning their wheels.
Bank robbers will always find new ways to rob banks. Murders will always find new ways to murder. Armed robbers will always find way to rob. Sorry but what you just said doesn’t make any GD sense. By your logic then there shouldn’t be any laws whatsoever because people will only find new ways to break them.
@@kenyattaclay7666 Never pay your just feeding the beast.
And piracy will always exist. Fighting it is a waste of time and money that can be used for improving your product and making your paying customers stay with you.
Piracy in the context of live tv, is a necessary evil to these companies, because nobody watches tv anymore. The only way you can get some eyeballs is if you give it out for free. So by going after the pirates, they're essentially shooting themselves in the foot.
@@MrDonCoyoteyessir even on the shortwave radio. Shortwave pirates broadcasting are sometimes fun to listen to and find. Some types of piracy is always going to happen in some way.
Peacock is probably growing quickly because of Olympics
Sailing the seven seas will ALWAYS be around. The more the GREEDY corporations steal from the plebs, that is all there is left to level the playing field.
Arrghhh matey
@@testosteroneinc.3800 I really ONLY see clear sailing ahead for those of us in the know! 😎
There wouldn't be any piracy to begin with if the people who have the content weren't so greedy in the first place paying a content provider then having to watch commercials on top of that is ridiculous I don't mind paying once for content
I have a 50" Roku (Onn brand) TV that I use as a monitor for my HTPC. A few months ago, when Roku pulled their "agree or we brick your TV" stunt, I disconnected the TV from the Internet and will NEVER reconnect it. Glad I did that.
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I refused to agree to terms, last week checked my tv, works again, been using tv with firestick, just change hdmi
@@faceplantakaraybowman3501 Glad to hear it. I imagine Roku relented to prevent lawsuits. Or, perhaps, in response to one that has not been publicized.
When I pause my DVD/Blu-ray player it does not play Ads. Thank you God.
Yet. It does not play ads yet
Vhs tapes had ads.. Top Gun did ..had a Pepsi ad. I just ff it when I rented it...after I bought it I erased the ad I put a tom & jerry cartoon over it... Really.....
@@popeyejones9256Paramount Pictures VHS had st least five minutes of advertisement before you get to the movie or programme on the tape.
There's so much free now paying for a lot content doesn't make since, plus a lot of cable networks you pay for has more commercial and chopped up shows more than free services like Pluto
If you can pay 60 bucks a year to have every channel known to man vs 300 to 400 dollars a month for a full cable package, what will you choose??
Signed up for Peacock recently as they had a deal for $20 for the whole year. Will see if we keep it.
Love Peacock for all the UCI road cycling including the Tour De France. I also took advantage of the $18.95 for a full year.
I love Peacock. I usually watch it everyday when I binge On Patrol Live 🚔
@@DerekEvans1013Yes! Watch OPL more than anything else on Peacock.
it’s not just The Drew Carrey Show that is stuck not getting a digital release, shows like Murphy Brown, Homicide: Life On The Street, New York Undercover, Tales From The Crypt, and others have been stuck on DVD ever since and has yet to be released on Blu-Ray and Streaming because it always have to deal with outdated music rights issues.
Perhaps in 100 years or more this issue will be resolved for future generation of viewers.
New York Undercover is on Peacock, Murphy Brown & Tales from the Crypt are also on Amazon for purchase or to rent.
The Drew Carey Show is being advertised on Amazon on DVD - but they want $310 for just the first season! Holy crap!
But you do not own those "purchases"
This day and age, if they were able to stop piracy, i would just watch way less tv!
They think if piracy stopped viewers would pay for their overpriced product, I think not.
To stop privacy? I don't think I like that
I've been a Peacock subscriber from day one because of the Premier League coverage. I'm thrilled that they've added so much other sports content. But there are other great reasons to love it. As a film fanatic, I love getting those Universal movies (Oppenheimer, The Holdovers, etc.) in the first pay window. They have an excellent film library as well. Their original series have improved immensely in quality as well. Poker Face is one of the best series I've seen in a long time. Plus there's a lot of classic TV, including every episode of Saturday Night Live. They even recently added five seasons of Perry Mason.
Say NO to Amazon Fire devices.
I don't know if you covered it but homicide: life on the street hasn't been on streaming because of music. Well recently, NBC universal got the music rights for all of their shows. So hopefully it will be in streaming soon
Peacock is going to an ad when I pause, now. I noticed it last night.
Remember to Bind your VPN to your client
The music rights problem is what has kept WRKP from being available for years.
The older shows that can't go on streaming show up over the air on channels for older shows.
The FTC rule should apply to TV stations. I am in the metro Atlanta area and I get 2 channels carrying MysteryTV and Scripps News. While I have my opinion on the worthiness of Scripps News Channel, do they need 2 channels to broadcast the same signal?
I have Peacock because I got it on sale for Black Friday, but I won't get that same deal next year because I wont be a new customer. I also like to watch The Olympics and NBC has that this time. But in non-olympic years, I think Peacock is not worth their full asking price.
But, "The Drew Carey Show" does air, nationally, on AntennaTV.
But Antenna TV is an over-the-air channel, not a streaming service. The rights are different. With a handful of shows and even movies, streaming can be complicated. Even on Turner Classic Movies you'll find a movie now and then that airs on the channel on cable, but is blacked out if you get the channel through UA-cam TV or another cable replacement.
Question for Luke: My question is similar to what another subscriber asked. There are 2 TV shows that I have yet to see on any streaming platform; “The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd” and “Homicide: Life on the Streets”. These shows were originally broadcast on NBC/Lifetime and NBC respectively. I can’t see how music rights would hinder streaming these shows compared to any other. What would prevent NBC streaming these shows on their Peacock platform?
TV and radio rebroadcasting their own content on sister stations is fine except in certain situations. I have a local Fox station that owns the local CW as a primary channel and simulcasts all their news M-F. They will always simulcast any emergency alerts and the weather. I have a local 50s/60s/70s oldies hits radio station that simulcasts their signal on like 4 additional FM frequencies and I think 1 AM station. I don't have any problem with the Fox station simulcasting their news on the CW as the CW would just be playing reruns or other syndicated content anyways. I DO have a problem with the radio station taking up so many frequencies in my local radio market. My parents have a Fox station that is owned by the local CBS. That CBS station doesn't simulcast news for the Fox station but instead produces separate news broadcasts for the Fox time slots.
I don't think we need a rule to prevent re-airing content. We do need a rule that requires a refund for every day or fraction thereof which contains reaired content. In other words, at $20 per month, that is about $0.67 per day, so if 10 days have reaired content they would owe me about $6.67.
I do watch Indy car races on peacock every race but with practice and qualifying exclusively on peacock I have to watch them on there until the end of the season cause Indy car has decided to leave nbc and go to fox next season I haven’t heard whst will happen to NASCAR with this decision by Indy car
Just a thought, how about airing some old tv shows on UA-cam. As you know UA-cam owns a ton of music rights through UA-cam Music, so airing music on UA-cam is covered. I'm not sure why content owners don't setup UA-cam channels for older content. Mind you, their are some old tv shows on UA-cam in a very limited way but the potential is enormous and the studios just dont see whats right in front of them.
The original Charmed TV show music was changed. I like that song.😒
I have my own ad blocker. I call it DVR. If I get ads on UA-cam, then I just turn the volume down and wait 10 seconds.
Just do a deep search on your browsers for extensions. You will be pleasantly surprised by what can be eliminated.
I think you need to fix the thumbnail, maybe? it looks like the same one as yesterday to me.
It's always the same picture just different captions.
@@kicapanmanis1060 it was the same caption for me and it's not always the same picture for me
Peacock is home to English Premiere League which has many games exclusive which are not on other NBC Sports Outlets like USA Network and NBC.. On Xfinity X1 boxes, this is all integrated into the guide... similar to other streaming networks.
Peacock is now also home to streaming of NASCAR starting in June til end of year... Most of races are on both..... Also Peacock has Sunday Night Football and other NFL games... Only way for Cord Cutters to get those games if not getting locals...
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One way to slow down piracy in my opinion. Is we need a place where we can get all the media in one place like they do music like Spotify and UA-cam music. Where we can buy rent and watch all in one place. As I've always said if they don't do this, they're not going to slow down piracy.
We watch golf and rugby on peacock
This is the great one. Can you please talk about the Roku ads talk about how we can actually to get rid of them
You can't get rid of them. 😂
So exactly how do you want these companies to make money?
We don't want the intrusive ads (the ones that inject over static content on a HDMI connection or ads that inject over static content on other streaming apps) but regular ads on the home page are perfectly fine. That said, there is no way to remove any of them except to disconnect the TV from the internet and switch to something like the Chromecast + Google TV or Onn Google TV 4k or an Apple TV. These ads by Roku came about because they needed another way to make money. They lose money for every Roku box or Roku branded TV sold. The only money they actually make is from ad revenue and licensing the Roku OS (and licensing the Roku OS doesn't really make them all that much any more).
Why don't they make a library stile service when we can download copy protected file of the TV content where the file is put on our devices or pc and have them play in the media player of your choice and a message pops up saying rent or buy depending on your preference and the file could still play without an internet connection
The longer these companies don't put content on the longer people will us other means to get content
It's called Amazon Prime Video, now I'm not being a smart ass because I had prime to watch The Man in High Castle and I downloaded two seasons but after canceling Prime, the episodes did not play anymore after 30 days. Netflix on my phone did something similar in 2017 when I downloaded Stranger Things and I had a week to watch offline content or it self deleted.
Why would they what you say? Better to just stream it from their server.
They want to keep control of the content. That's why they're encrypting Next gen broadcasts. They don't want it pirated.
When will cable die
As long as sports need somewhere to broadcast live events, cable and other forms of linear pay TV will survive.
Sports app please let go
I accidentally used a priated stream and not realizing it was a priated stream. Roku and other streaming devices need to block priated streams and if it's out of the US.
No they don't,never pay your just feeding the beast.
If you don't want to use pirated streams, the easiest thing to do is not download or sideload apps that facilitate pirated content. Roku is not the internet police, nor should they be. They aren't going to spend millions of dollars trying to block content from working on their devices. Do you realize how much legit content would end up getting shut out in the process?
@@greyeagle4388 YOU can't sideload 3rd party apps on a ruko device
How do you accidentally use a pirated stream?
If you are looking for something paid and you want it free, you are pirating it. plain and simple. You have to do some work, at least in the US, to find pirated streams and content that is safe and usable and streams that are reliable.
Watch out pirates. Former FBI agent. You just may end up dead. Just saying.