Where do you get your media from?

scokem · 2010-10-07 14:27

For video, I buy DVDs and Blu-rays that I rip then encode myself. For music, I rip all of my CDs and at the beginning of this year I moved to using legal music download purchasing services - mainly Amazon, Play and 7digital (although I occasionally still buy CDs as some things aren't available through download). I take a very anti-piracy approach so everything in my collection has been legally purchased.

obladeo · 2010-10-07 15:02

zavvi the website for the win in the UK (i know the shops are closed but website works Big Grin

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Nice and cheap and always have an offer on for games, dvd and bluray Big Grin

Ballistic · 2010-10-23 09:43

I have a data source on a server connected to 1gbit internet connection. Several TB Content (HD only) from various sources.

If anyone is interested in using it, i have capacity enough (EU only because of connectionspeed needed)

znelbok · 2010-10-23 11:12

I get mine from the rental shop.

New release for $3 on Wednesday. Hire them and rip them for viewing later on. I dont typically keep them as I dont re-watch a lot of movies

Mick

RXP91 · 2010-10-27 12:58

I use Usenet mostly, torrents for other stuff. Even for things I've purchased I always download a ripped copy because it's so much easier than re-encoding it myself and way better quality than I could achieve.

**joebrady** · 2010-10-27 15:23

I purchase everything at retail prices Wink

TugboatBill · 2010-10-27 17:53

LOL Me too. Wink

Firebeard · 2010-11-05 12:45

Ballistic Wrote:I have a data source on a server connected to 1gbit internet connection. Several TB Content (HD only) from various sources.

If anyone is interested in using it, i have capacity enough (EU only because of connectionspeed needed)

Is that a 1gbit up in europe? Nice! Nod

obladeo Junior Member Posts: 32 Joined: Mar 2010 Reputation: 0 Location: Reading, UK	2010-10-07 15:02 Post: #12 zavvi the website for the win in the UK (i know the shops are closed but website works ). Nice and cheap and always have an offer on for games, dvd and bluray Samsung LE46C750 46" 3D, denon 1909 7.1 av, Xtreamer Ultra 2 Delux, 3 x Dlink DNS-323 = 12TB = 4500+ Movies and 16000+ TV epps
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Ballistic Member Posts: 80 Joined: Nov 2009 Reputation: 0	2010-10-23 09:43 Post: #13 I have a data source on a server connected to 1gbit internet connection. Several TB Content (HD only) from various sources. If anyone is interested in using it, i have capacity enough (EU only because of connectionspeed needed)
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znelbok Senior Member Posts: 108 Joined: Aug 2005 Reputation: 0	2010-10-23 11:12 Post: #14 I get mine from the rental shop. New release for $3 on Wednesday. Hire them and rip them for viewing later on. I dont typically keep them as I dont re-watch a lot of movies Mick
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RXP91 Member Posts: 90 Joined: Feb 2010 Reputation: 0	2010-10-27 12:58 Post: #15 I use Usenet mostly, torrents for other stuff. Even for things I've purchased I always download a ripped copy because it's so much easier than re-encoding it myself and way better quality than I could achieve.
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joebrady Team-XBMC Forum Moderator Posts: 1,625 Joined: Apr 2007 Reputation: 6 Location: Floyds Knobs, IN	2010-10-27 15:23 Post: #16 I purchase everything at retail prices Always read the XBMC online-manual, FAQ and search the forums before posting. Do NOT e-mail Team-XBMC members asking for support. Read/follow the forum rules. For troubleshooting and bug reporting, make sure you read this first
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TugboatBill Posting Freak Posts: 787 Joined: Oct 2009 Reputation: 3	2010-10-27 17:53 Post: #17 LOL Me too.
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Firebeard Junior Member Posts: 2 Joined: Oct 2010 Reputation: 0 Location: Somerset, England	2010-11-05 12:45 Post: #18 Ballistic Wrote:I have a data source on a server connected to 1gbit internet connection. Several TB Content (HD only) from various sources. If anyone is interested in using it, i have capacity enough (EU only because of connectionspeed needed) Is that a 1gbit up in europe? Nice!
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