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Right on the homepage it says "Kodi brings your media to life". Apart from piracy, what are legal ways to acquire my own media? When I can't find something on
by mmlkrx 5y ago
Right on the homepage it says "Kodi brings your media to life".
Apart from piracy, what are legal ways to acquire my own media? When I can't find something on Netflix or Amazon Prime, I typically just buy it on Amazon but Amazon doesn't provide me with a video file. Are there any places I can buy digital media that allow me to download and manage my own media files?
- globular-toast 5y agoRip your own Blu-rays.
- knoopx 5y agopeople used to buy CD/DVD/BR and rip them. nowadays it's easier and faster to download from somewhere.
- knoopx 5y agoI use plex and only archive music because my collection is rare and will degrade over time (vinyl). not owning the media is what prevents me from using these services too (apart from the lack of catalog). fortunately there's bandcamp and some other sites that understand the rights of the consumer. btw plex + plexamp is fantastic
- JohnWhigham 5y agoSpend $30 on vastly overpriced Blu-Ray discs to get the "digital edition"
- lvass 5y agoIt's just so convenient to backup your physical media and use Kodi to play it. It's 100% legal, I swear I ripped it myself and just happened to lose the original disks.
- Mindwipe 5y ago> It's 100% legal In some territories. Though I would note breaking DRM to format shift content isn't legal in basically any functioning country in the world.