What's everyone using for streaming now that 123 Movies

>>84033125
Fckn bump that shit site doesn't work besides the shit openload servers

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>>84033125
I had to go back to torrenting shit

>>84033379

yeah OpenLoad fing sucks

>>84033389
Every time I torrent, despite using a proxy, I get a cease and desist from my ISP. Every time.

Streaming is the way forward but most of the sites are down right now

https://solarmoviez.to/
https://fmovies.is/
http://www.watchfree.to/

>>84033471
solarmoviez doesn't work not sure about the other ones.

>>84033523
That's funny seeing as I'm watching COPS on it right now.

>>84033423
you suck at using a proxy

>>84033423
learn how to properly configure a vpn
your real IP shouldnt be leaking

>>84033568
openload doesn't count.

>>84033423
Got one letter from the ISP and bought a VPN like 3 years ago for $5 a month, it was a new years sale or something, but haven't got one since. Look into buying one instead of the crappy free ones.

>>84033659
Get a better computer/phone or whatever. Works fine.

>>84033423
Look up TerrariumTV if you have an Android phone it's made by some guy on /g/. You can send streams to Chromecast, Xbox One or any DLNA device, it's really cool.

>>84033125
>not having a personal Plex server with auto download scripts being able to watch want you want with just a click
wew lad

>>84033125
Didn't 123movies become gomovies? Better make sure youwre not using a fake site anon

>>84034407

I'm not, I just 123Movies as a generic description for whatever .to, GoTo, etc. they are currently using

I talked to the curator of The Golden Age Collection after seeing one of his many posts of /tv/. I shipped him my hard drive and now I have 20TB of HD content. 2000+ films and 8,000+ TV episodes. No more streaming bullshit. All locally stored on external hard drives. If you hit up the curator, I'm sure he'll hook you up too. goldage dot org

>>84035844
THIS. I used to stream movies, but you never know what kind of bitrate is used. Usually, the video is so blocky, I got so pissed. But then I got a local copy of The Golden Age Collection and it has all of my favorite movies and TV shows already in HD at high bitrate. I just plugged the drive into my computer and now I can wirelessly watch them on my TV, WITH NO INTERNET NEEDED. That's the important thing. You can use The Golden Age Collection without Internet. That's what sold me.

10/10. Would recommend. goldage.org

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>>84036028
Oh my god I WANT THE ADS TO LEAVEEEEEEEEEE

>>84036073
Dude, these are not ads. They're not selling anything. They are PSAs about a new digital media library. All free. No strings attached.

fmovies gave my pc aids after about a year of use

>>84036213
Exactly my point. Streaming sites are so 2000s. Piracy has evolved from online to offline. No more shitty bitrate Yify rips. No more online ads or viruses. Just your favorite movies and TV shows on a hard drive that the Feds don't know about and won't take down. Higher quality, less risk.

>>84033125
Stremio, rarbg, any torrent service.

>>84035844
I shipped him my hard drive
>>84036103
>all free
lol, so some guy used his processing power and electricy to give you media for free? I bet you just keep the HDs.

>>84036710
Pretty much. I asked him why he worked so hard getting the bitrate and metadata pristine only to give the files away to virtual strangers online. He told me he sees himself like a digital Johnny Appleseed, spreading around HD DRM-free content to protest the fact that the media companies don't trust us enough to let us buy DRM-free digital media. So he created a DRM-free library and started giving it all away because he was so pissed at the studios.

And yes, I was nervous about mailing him my 10TB rig, but I got it back in a few weeks and it was filled with all of my favorite movies and TV shows. Now, whenever I want to watch something, I can toss the files in iTunes or load them up on Plex and can cut out the shitty streaming middleman.

>>84037021
kek
>guy spends his time and loses money to give people free media
And I bet some idiots actually fall for your scam

>>84037116
It's really not a scam. And I'm really not losing money. It's an art project commenting on the lack of DRM-free options to purchase content. Most of the titles in the collection were transcoded from optical media from various local libraries and from Netflix by mail. For more of the niche labels, I've had to spend out of pocket like Twilight Time, Kino Lorber, Shout Factory, Criterion, among others.

I'm passionate about media and it's truly an injustice what the studios are up to. So I'm fighting back and hitting them where it hurts: their IP.

>>84037209
sure thing guy

>>84033125
not sharing what site I use so you idiots can watch the new spiderman .get better taste tv then will talk .

>>84037209
Reported to the MPAA. Enjoy your lawsuits :^)

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>>84037021
>>84036710
Whats this scammers endgame, collecting hardrives?

>>84034087
Whoa, I been looking for something stream off my Xbox One.
How do I do this?

>>84037295
It's ok. You don't have to trust me. I'm a stranger from 4chan. I get that it's your inclination to write off what I say as a scam because it's easy. But what if I told you that I'm actually just a normal guy who cares for his 4chan brothers and wants to give them a better way to watch the movies they love. If you'd like to hear more from me directly, I'd be happy to video chat or talk on the phone about the project and what I'm working on. I know it may mean nothing to you, but I genuinely care about other people and if I have a free way of improving their lives by giving them a copy of my collection, why wouldn't I?

>>84037390
yes

>>84037443
what is he doing with all of them?

>>84033125
addedmovie.com
newmoviesonline.ws
putlockerhd.fr
watchfree.to
niter.co
vidics.ch
xmovies8.org
tvrush.eu
yesmovies.to
solarmovie.sc
vumoo.li

>>84037331
Here's the thing: I have a degree in digital media, copyright law, and cinema studies. This collection is essentially a physical embodiment of a thesis combining all three. With that in mind, you can report me all you want. In fact, I dare you. Because in copyright law, the burden of proof rests on the rights holders. If my collection is offline and I don't publish which titles I have, they have no way of knowing what title has had its copyright infringed. No body, no crime.

>>84037440
>why wouldnt I?
Because you not only are you wasting your own time and money you risk serious lawsuits from hollywood.
Everything you say sounds, looks, and smells like a scam to get free HDs.
Anyways good look with your "art project".

>>84037491
probably reselling them

>>84037491
Guys, I don't need more hard drives. To create the collection, I already have 100 TB+ on NAS RAID with Thunderbolt. Do you really think I want your shitty 3 TB USB 2.0 external? I can give you my personal info that you can use to contact me during the whole process

>>84037535
>rights holder sends harddrive
>option 1: you keep it and you get reported
>option 2: you send it back with copyrighted material and litigation ensues

>>84037577
See the post above. Did you read the website? This is a protest against the lack of DRM. I have good reason to believe that what I am doing is not 100% illegal. If you're curious as to how I came to that conclusion, I'd love to sit down with you and have a chat about modern copyright law. Did you get your degree in copyright law? Oh, you didn't? Well I did.

>>84037663
That's a risk I'm willing to take. I'm a radical digital media preservationalist.

>>84037734
kill yourself

>>84037696
You dont seem like an honest guy. you petended to be multiple people to promote your "art project".
I see red flags in all of your posts

>>84037734
I think a lot of you are hung up on the act of physically mailing a hard drive to me. I'm not going to take your hard drive. The reason I ask for you to physically mail you my hard drive is that it's faster and less risky. Have you ever tried to upload 20TB over wifi and then had someone else try to download that same 20TB? No, you haven't because that's insane. That kind of size needs to be transferred locally and offline. It's faster and since it's offline, it's not visible to any Feds. But physically mailing the hard drive also serves as an act of trust. It strips away the mask of anonymity that 4chan provides to show that we are two people who are in this together, fighting against a system. And no, this doesn't make you liable to copyright infringement as what I'm legally doing is donating a copy of my "library" so that you may open up a "branch" in your neighborhood.

>>84037619
post a timestamped photo of your rig and screenshot of your library

>>84038021
Ok, I will do that. But I'll let you know it's not much to look at. Just a stack of drives.

>>84038052
i believe you just thought it would help shut those fags up

>>84037971
Its also a hell of a lot riskier for you which is why no one believes you

>everyone
>streaming

streaming was for retards and children. anyone with enough brain matter to sell by the ounce without dividing knew it was shit and temporary, at best.

>>84036277
so what do you do when a new movie comes out send him a thumb drive?

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>>84038152
When you're dealing with 20TB, an offline transfer is WAAAY safer and more efficient than doing it online. This is 1/3 of the photos of my rig.

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>streaming

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>>84038021
2/3. These are drives that contain the master files before they are transcoded. Each of them is 5-8TB

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>>84038021
3/3. This is a 24TB RAID that contains backups of the whole collection.

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>>84038021
Screen cap of the number of songs in my iTunes. 1/3.

>>84037971
Im interested in this idea. How much HD space does it take?

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>>84038021
2/3. This is the number of movies in iTunes.

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>>84038021
3/3. Number of TV episodes.

>>84038263
It's faster, but it is not safer.
why not slowly upload to various servers? If your goal is to genuinley share your content, more people would be willing to download it and not risk losing money.

>>84033471
None of these works properly.
Solarmoviez keeps redirecting everything to openload servers who might or not work because they shat themselves with copyright violation.
Fmovies seems down, past the homepage.
Watchfree is a convoluted mess of links that never work or just redirect you to something you didn't click to watch.

Either I'm not getting the cheat to use these sites, or they're all dying one after the other.
I guess I'll have to download The Wire if I want to rewatch it.

Thanks for the links, tho.

>>84038377
Roughly 20TB for the whole collection.

>>84038467
This
plus people would be able to choose what they want

>>84038467
One word: Comcast. They enable a data cap of 1TB per month, uploads and downloads. To upload a collection this size simply is not feasible at this time.

>>84038576
You dont have to do it all at once

>>84037971
You know absolutely none of that is necessary, right? Copyright infringement is a civil offense. It only goes federal once you start engaging in the act for profit.

The letterings and warnings (which have ceased in these past months) were simply ISPs playing lip service to copyright holders, so as to do the bare minimum required to appear non-complicit in the act of copyright infringement, therefore, not specifically profiting from it.

The letters and warnings always meant nothing. Because the ISP isn't going to sue you or stop taking your money. The copyright holders aren't going to sue you because they've already gone down that road, where they spent hundreds of millions in legal fees to sue poor people for nothing, and, in the end, looked like shit and simply advertised the existence of online piracy to more people.

>>84038534
Again, the data caps prove this to be practically impossible. Also, the collection is really a meta-art museum. It's a collection of art (DRM-free files) I made about other art (movies, TV shows). A part of the art of the collection is the post-modern scope of the titles. Meaning you'll find campy cult classics alongside critically acclaimed cinema. I'm seeing to draw a line from one to the other. These files, when all together, form a narrative about media as a whole. Allowing people to pick and choose based on taste loses this aspect of the meta art.

>>8403846
nice i knew you weren't full of shit

>>84038576
so what do i do when i want to watch something new? how often do you update your library? whats the newest movie or tv show ya got?
how often can i send you hdd to reupdate them with the newest stuff you got?

>>84038705
S C A M

Onlinemoviescinema.com

>>84038705
So how big do the drives have to be to get a copy of this collection? I'm skeptical but you are doing a really good job of selling the whole 'radical guy doing something unreasonable for ideology' thing. I sent you an email, though I'm still not sure I trust you enough to throw a harddrive at you.

>>84038705
so you got public domain tv shows and movies and are just some faggy art student trying to blow his professors mind with this faggy attempt at new age art?

>>84038668
In my previous post, I mentioned I had a degree in copyright law. I think you're conflating civil law vs. criminal law and federal vs. state law. Copyright violations are federal. They are also criminal. Even when not done for profit. The data caps from ISPs coupled with the increased visibility of the transfer make online transfers more risky. Direct file transfers done via Thunderbolt are the fastest way to go right now and have no risk of federal oversight.

>>84038705
No it is not impossible. And you get a wider reach. But thats not your true intent, is it?

>>84033125
Do not respond to these threads. Its the feds literally asking you to tell them what site they need to shut down next.

>>84038930
right cause a quick google search of "watch free movies online" doesnt bring all these sites up.

>>84038930
The way these sites are dropping, I don't doubt it.
I hope they at least get the scammer that keeps spamming this place.

>>84038781
The Golden Age Collection is around 20TB, but how much you take and how you store it is open to interpretation. I started out on two 5TB drives that were JBODed to be on 10TB volume. When that got too full, I did the same with two 8TB drives, giving me 16TB. Now, I'm using two 10TB external drives to store everything. I mean, when you really boil it down to a cost-benefit analysis, what's $500 in hard drive storage when you receive technically roughly one billion dollars in IP. and I calculated that number based on the $250,000 per film warning at the beginning of movies and TV shows.

>>84033125
I use various different sites, not gonna tell you, because a lot of them get shut down after a while. having more exposure doesn't help.

>>84039025
When will you realize I'm not a scammer but rather the answer to the fact that all of these sites are shutting down. They're cracking down on online piracy, but the door is open to offline views.

>>84039030
hahaha

>>84039070
>>84038726
can you answer any of those questions

>>84039070
>the answer
What? Download a bunch of shit and stuff it in an HD? I've been doing this for more than a decade now. Stop thinking your gay scam is so special.
What are the fucking mods doing anyway? This kinda of shit is more against the rules than posting nipples.

>>84039070
Online filesharing will never end. It evolves. Sites have been shutting down for years, and new ones have been started. There will always be DDL and p2p with public and private trackers.

>>84038726
I update it daily. Whenever new DVDs or BluRays come out, I add it to the collection.

>>84039261
So you wont upload 10 movies but you will accept someones 500GB hardrive?

>>84039313
of course how else is he gonna get free hdd

>>84039313
Yes. I know it might not make sense to you, but the nature of the meta-art museum is that it's offline. It's cleaner and leaves no digital breadcrumbs online.

>>84039261
this makes no sense to me. i gotta take a risk to send you a hdd to have to wait a week or longer just to get a dvd rip of a movie. im not even saving money at this point as shipping cost and packing material is gonna be more expensive then renting some new movies.

>>84039340
Again, I don't need extra hard drives. I'm doing offline file transfers because it's faster and safer. And if you don't trust me, you can stick to your 700mb YIFY rips. But by mailing me your Drives, you will receive my personal address and information. Idk how you think I could get away with stealing your drives if you know me.

>>84039359
It makes sense to me. What doesnt make sense to me is the people who will trust you.

>>84039439
I'm not doing DVD rips, these are transcoded BluRay Discs. And I'm not encouraging perpetual updates week after week. This is a meta-art museum that is supposed to be installed and enjoyed. You can easily add new media to it yourself as it comes out.

>>84039449
your pushing this scam pretty hard. good for you. cant wait to see how often you shill this bullshit everyday.

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>>84038883
>claims to have a degree in copyright law

>clearly knows shit about it

...

>>84039464
I know trusting people on 4chan is a challenge. But I'm a very transparent person who just sees my 4chan family with a problem (lack of high quality streams) and I'm a film buff with a solution. I have no agenda other than to rail against our media overlords who refuse to trust us with DRM free media. So I had to build this library from the ground up so that I could give it all away.

Anyone know where I can find TV series like Hannibal either download, torrent or streaming?

>>84039024
90% of the results are useless and crap and going after them would be a waste of time and resources.

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>>84033423
>despite using a proxy, I get a cease and desist from my ISP. Every time.

>>84039579
how fucking old are you goddamn man

>>84039669
what, you have a problem with hannibal or something?

>>84034087
And you send all your info to some guy from 4chan!

http://original[[.]]livestream.[com]/hueythelastnacho

>>84039579
oh have i got just the thing for you. i you send me a 500gb hdd i will put all the seasons of Hannibal on it for free. thats right free. ill even pay the shipping for its return.

>>84037390
Raping you with malware

>>84037535
Someone might believe this bullshit but not I

>>84039771
You really don't have to believe me. I'm doing this because I love media and I hate to see what's happening to it. If you did believe me and actually got yourself a copy of what I'm doing, I think you'd be singing a different tune. I know it may be difficult to trust a 4chaner whose intentions seem altruistic, but I know what I have and I want to share it with others. If you don't like my methods, you're welcome to consume your media in the way you always have. But, if you want to evolve the way you do things, hit me up. thegoldenagecollection at gmail dot com. I would be happy to prove to you that it's real.

>>84039682
He has a problem with himself.

He's insecure about something who the fuck knows

>>84039899
>I'm doing this because I love media and I hate to see what's happening to it
no you dont. when was the last time anyone had a problem with drm?
>itunes library
oh. theres your problem kid.

>>84040041
>>84040041
DRM is everywhere in video files. There is no service out there that allows you to buy DRM free movies. When you "buy" a digital movie with DRM, you don't own it. You're signing a life long lease that is non-transferable upon death. DRM free files last in perpetuity and can be sampled and edited freely using any number of programs.

>>84040041
Are you cool with DRM or something? I've just never met someone who likes DRM

I download directly from reddit

>>84033125
moviesurf works I think. havent used it in a while tho

>>84039899
This. He is legit! I sent him 10 HDDs and he sent them all back within a week chock full of amazing content.

I couldn't believe it, why would he do this all for free? Look, he doesn't want your money, but he has a patreon set up where you can generously donate to his noble cause IF you want to. No pressure at all!

>>84041064
Sounds legit!

Sending 20TB now!!

>>84041064
I did this by now I'm getting anonymous death threats in the mail.
I've also seen suspicious cars slowly driving by on my street.
One day as I was at the ATM I seen a guy watching me from a car in the parking lot.
I'm starting to regret it.