Il y a quelques années, la problématique s’illustrait principalement au travers du conflit entre sous-titreurs professionnels et « fansubbers » [...]. Mais aujourd’hui, même les fansubbers semblent être en voie de disparition.
Un pirate anonyme a mis en vente à la fin du mois d’août une base de données, promettant l’accès aux données personnelles de 6,7 millions d’utilisateurs du site spécialisé dans la diffusion en ligne d’anime.
Now you’ll have to pay for a subscription to watch simulcasts
Oh.
I see a pirate ship getting closer.
Splintering leads to frustration leads to piracy
A year’s subscription costs £10 / €10 less if you subscribe before March 23rd
For 2020 and beyond, Plex is looking to add subscription channels, rentals, purchases, and deep links to content on other streaming platforms like Netflix or Amazon Prime Video.
None of Apple’s four big shows performed particularly well
What a surprise! (Not at all.)
For those involved in the online piracy supply chain, keeping your head down has almost always been part of the strategy. So why are there suddenly dozens of IPTV suppliers promoting their businesses on YouTube, holding personal question and answer sessions, bragging about the money they're making, while turning the camera on themselves?
Linux users who plan to subscribe to Disney's Disney+ video streaming service may have a rude awakening when they are greeted with Error Code 83 when trying to play any TV show or movie offered by Disney+ on Linux devices.
L'objectif : offrir une belle cagnotte à l'Institut Pasteur
Jesus was black, Ronald Reagan was the devil, and The Boondocks is coming back in 2020
As streaming offerings become more expensive and convoluted, people are setting up their own smaller, more intimate platforms
Google’s starting a revolution just to keep things as they are
Companies to collaborate on licensed content, co-productions, distribution opportunities
This is the best deal in music streaming
I see it's all green...
Security researcher David Buchanan has managed to crack open Widevine L3, one of Google's less secure Widevine DRM implementations used by apps like Netflix and Hulu. Once decrypted, streams using the DRM method can be played back in "plain old ffmpeg" — trivially easily, in other words.