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“Why would I pay for Netflix when I can get everything on torrents?” is a hard question to fed off especially when Netflix isn’t offering all their content in India. But, Pirate-bay and Popcorn Time do. Using the Torrent Time plugin, anyone can stream movies or shows torrent like they would in on Netflix or YouTube.
The Torrent Time plugin has been developed independently but can be implemented by any website. Unlike torrent clients such as BitTorrent or Nutorrent, the plugin for your browser on Mac or PC lets you play the videos in your browser without having to download it. For someone with 128GB of storage but constant access to WIFi, it is a lifesaver.
All you have to do is install Torrent Time, integrate it with Chrome, FIrefox or Safari. Then find the movie or show on Popcorn Time or Piratebay and you’re good to go. On Piratebay, the option to stream the torrent appears right next to the “download torrent” or “get this torrent” link.
Link Torrent Time : https://torrents-tim...m/
Popcorn Time : http://popcorntime-onli...o/
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very nice
now i will watch brazzer’s vedio online
@ashu99213196 wrote:
very nice
now i will watch brazzer’s vedio online
teri khushi to status padd kr hi smjh aa gae thi…..BC
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Doesn’t Streaming consume the same amount of data as it does for Downloading? I read this somewhere long time ago. So, why not download instead of just stream?
When we stream, we’ll lose more data if we want to watch the same movie or series some other day, isn’t it?
I am hardly short of storage, rather its hard to fill 39.6TB
@Jairaj wrote:
Doesn’t Streaming consume the same amount of data as it does for Downloading? I read this somewhere long time ago. So, why not download instead of just stream?
When we stream, we’ll lose more data if we want to watch the same movie or series some other day, isn’t it?
bro those who have wifi it would be unlimited data and moreover we can stream it instantly while downloading will take time.
@sejpalaaditya48496 wrote:@Jairaj wrote:
Doesn’t Streaming consume the same amount of data as it does for Downloading? I read this somewhere long time ago. So, why not download instead of just stream?
When we stream, we’ll lose more data if we want to watch the same movie or series some other day, isn’t it?bro those who have wifi it would be unlimited data and moreover we can stream it instantly while downloading will take time.
There is always a FUP. Also, the speed of download is quite high in recent plans. One movie takes around 10 minutes to download. I don’t mind waiting for 10 minutes. My broadband plan gives 50gb at 30mbps. After that it will reduce to 512kbps. At this speed, streaming takes very long time.
@Jairaj wrote:i have unlimited 2 mbps plan so for me streaming is better as downloading will take 1-1.5 hrs while streaming is always faster so…@sejpalaaditya48496 wrote:@Jairaj wrote:
Doesn’t Streaming consume the same amount of data as it does for Downloading? I read this somewhere long time ago. So, why not download instead of just stream?
When we stream, we’ll lose more data if we want to watch the same movie or series some other day, isn’t it?bro those who have wifi it would be unlimited data and moreover we can stream it instantly while downloading will take time.
There is always a FUP. Also, the speed of download is quite high in recent plans. One movie takes around 10 minutes to download. I don’t mind waiting for 10 minutes. My broadband plan gives 50gb at 30mbps. After that it will reduce to 512kbps. At this speed, streaming takes very long time.
@Drizzles wrote:@djdevil wrote:
I am hardly short of storage, rather its hard to fill 39.6TB
is it cloud storage service?
pls share details ..
Will create a separate thread on Freebies forum by the end of today, please check by evening
@djdevil wrote:@Drizzles wrote:@djdevil wrote:
I am hardly short of storage, rather its hard to fill 39.6TB
is it cloud storage service?
pls share details ..
Will create a separate thread on Freebies forum by the end of today, please check by evening
ok..
buddy
@sejpalaaditya48496 wrote:
i have unlimited 2 mbps plan so for me streaming is better as downloading will take 1-1.5 hrs while streaming is always faster so…
are you using BsNL evdo ?
And how is 2mbps speed is it similar like any 15mbps connection while coming to only browsing ???
@Tejaa wrote:didn’t get ur question bro@sejpalaaditya48496 wrote:
i have unlimited 2 mbps plan so for me streaming is better as downloading will take 1-1.5 hrs while streaming is always faster so…are you using BsNL evdo ?
And how is 2mbps speed is it similar like any 15mbps connection while coming to only browsing ???
i am using speed online
@Tejaa wrote:@sejpalaaditya48496 wrote:
i have unlimited 2 mbps plan so for me streaming is better as downloading will take 1-1.5 hrs while streaming is always faster so…are you using BsNL evdo ?
And how is 2mbps speed is it similar like any 15mbps connection while coming to only browsing ???
Reliance also has 2 mbps unlimited plan (Wired)
@sejpalaaditya48496 wrote:
didn’t get ur question bro
i am using speed online
Sorry for my bad enghlish…
I mean, if we compare a ‘2 mbps net connection’ with a ‘15 mbps net connection’ only for browsing is there any huge difference on speed ?
p.s: i don’t download much, so i am not talking about downloading , just speed browsing is enough
Actually i am having a 15mbps plan(airtel), but it costs me very high, so thinking to shift to any 2mbps plan (i.e bsnl )
is it a good idea ?
Cc: @Drizzles
@Tejaa wrote:@sejpalaaditya48496 wrote:
didn’t get ur question bro
i am using speed onlineSorry for my bad enghlish…
I mean, if we compare a ‘2 mbps net connection’ with a ‘15 mbps net connection’ only for browsing is there any huge difference on speed ?
p.s: i don’t download much, so i am not talking about downloading , just speed browsing is enough
Actually i am having a 15mbps plan(airtel), but it costs me very high, so thinking to shift to any 2mbps plan (i.e bsnl )
is it a good idea ?
Cc: @Drizzles
if downloading is not u priority & just speed browsing is enough.
Then u can move to any other operators.
Check with BSNL if they offer any good plans.
Above 1mbps speed would be sufficient for normal use.
@Drizzles wrote:
if downloading is not u priority & just speed browsing is enough.
Then u can move to any other operators.
Check with BSNL if they offer any good plans.
Above 1mbps speed would be sufficient for normal use.
Think you bro,
Will try that
@Tejaa wrote:bro bsnl is giving 2 mbps plan but condition is that after 20 gb its speed will reduce to 1mbps or 516 kbps instead get connection from private company which provides unlimited 2 mbps usage@sejpalaaditya48496 wrote:
didn’t get ur question bro
i am using speed onlineSorry for my bad enghlish…
I mean, if we compare a ‘2 mbps net connection’ with a ‘15 mbps net connection’ only for browsing is there any huge difference on speed ?
p.s: i don’t download much, so i am not talking about downloading , just speed browsing is enough
Actually i am having a 15mbps plan(airtel), but it costs me very high, so thinking to shift to any 2mbps plan (i.e bsnl )
is it a good idea ?
Cc: @Drizzles
Currently i am using unlimited 2mbps plan from speed online at 800/- per month
@sejpalaaditya48496 wrote:and bsnl 2 mbps plan rates are nearly about 1400/- (my friend is using bsnl)@Tejaa wrote:bro bsnl is giving 2 mbps plan but condition is that after 20 gb its speed will reduce to 1mbps or 516 kbps instead get connection from private company which provides unlimited 2 mbps usage@sejpalaaditya48496 wrote:
didn’t get ur question bro
i am using speed onlineSorry for my bad enghlish…
I mean, if we compare a ‘2 mbps net connection’ with a ‘15 mbps net connection’ only for browsing is there any huge difference on speed ?
p.s: i don’t download much, so i am not talking about downloading , just speed browsing is enough
Actually i am having a 15mbps plan(airtel), but it costs me very high, so thinking to shift to any 2mbps plan (i.e bsnl )
is it a good idea ?
Cc: @Drizzles
Currently i am using unlimited 2mbps plan from speed online at 800/- per month
@sejpalaaditya48496 thank you bhai,
btw your 2mbps connection gives high-speed while browsing? right ?
@Tejaa wrote:
@sejpalaaditya48496 thank you bhai,
btw your 2mbps connection gives high-speed while browsing? right ?
yes its pretty nice
we can see 720p video on YouTube without buffering
@sejpalaaditya48496
Wow that’s really good then…
thanks once again
@Tejaa wrote:
@sejpalaaditya48496
Wow that’s really good then…
thanks once again
you’re welcome
good for those having 2mbps plus connection
is it only for mac?
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