Yeah, I am not, not "ain't". Lol
"Ain't" is perfectly good English, and is found in plenty of dictionaries:
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https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/1327/why-is-aint-not-listed-in-dictionaries
Yeah, I am not, not "ain't". Lol
https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/1327/why-is-aint-not-listed-in-dictionaries
Just a slight correction here @testiles you say 'Anystream recording...'
you're saying the opposite of what we've been saying here. Let's keep things straight shall we? AnyStream doesn't record anything, is a direct stream downloader. No recording at all, of any kind, ever.
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It's not confusing, what you're saying there is the very definition of recording. But it also comes with the caveat that it takes as long to download something as it takes to watch something (which is pretty much what a DVR does, since you mention that). The same applies to audio recording. That's not the case with AnyStream, AnyStream can download a lot faster if you let it, than it does to watch something.I see what you're saying.
I meant recording in the general sense of the word, "the process of capturing for future use", like DVR recording and audio recording.
But if that's confusing, I'll change that...
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It's not confusing, what you're saying there is the very definition of recording. But it also comes with the caveat that it takes as long to download something as it takes to watch something (which is pretty much what a DVR does, since you mention that). The same applies to audio recording. That's not the case with AnyStream, AnyStream can download a lot faster if you let it, than it does to watch something.
So it's not a matter of confusing, don't take this the wrong way, but it's just plain wrong as the 2 (downloading directly vs recording) are 2 completely different mechanisms, and the recording one simply doesn't apply to AnyStream.
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A straight forward implementation is much better.
Clicking download puts the title on the Queue. If empty it just starts, if not it waits in line.
Of course, once there's a Queue then everyone would want Queue management: Rearrange the order, move items to top or bottom, delete items, pause Queue, clear Queue, etc.
I'm sure this isn't a simple undertaking.
And yeah, it's probably safer to build in some limits.
Not sure how I feel about only allowing 1X downloading from the Queue, but having a max number of items there is probably essential.
Also preventing running a Queue 24/7/52. LOL!
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A straight forward implementation is much better.
Clicking download puts the title on the Queue. If empty it just starts, if not it waits in line.
Download queue is a good idea. It is not a pandora's box. It is not leeching. Why do some consider having a queue called "leeching" but manually punching the download button on multiple items they don't consider this? Why if you want to automate something it is automatically considered leeching? Just some common sense advice... no matter how you download it, auto or manually, it's still getting the files, so the ideology of adding a queue is considered "l33ching" is just a plain false statement.
But... those of us doing it for home use and not for profit...?
We're all technically pirates so that last rude statement was unnecessary. And technically speaking, this software is illegal.
oxoxoxo - Do you know how retarded you sound? You argue your own arguement, and then you contradict. To top it off, you're a nobody and your a dick to everyone on here LOL. Anytime you circumvent any means of online encryption or protection, it's illegal. If you disagree, take it up with 17 US code 1201. Can't argue with FACTS. Do I think it's stupid... yes. Let me take you to class for a moment.
Anystream is in violation of the 17 US code 1201 secton 2:
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In a technical sense, it is a pandora's box: it's naive to not plan for things failing in automation, esp. when you have to expend credits. As for "l33ching," anything that facilitates piracy is patently a l33ching feature: with no queue at least if you're going to pirate you're going to sit and download one episode after another (a lot of manual effort); a pirate (or a group of them), on another hand, would just buy a bunch of licences and automate their l33ching while making money for the group and putting AS in the crosshairs of studios and vendors.
But... those of us doing it for home use and not for profit...?