A solution to watch movies on TV with no DVD or wifi needed

No I wasn't being funny. Recording movies off of Netflix is pirating. It's the same as video taping a movie at the theatre.

If you want to do this, that's fine - but don't suggest that it is perfectly legal (at least not in the manner you have promoted it).

Recording over the air shows is legal - recording rental shows is not.

vwsportbug wrote:
If you are purchasing a new TV with this in mind, be careful that the TV you buy has the capability to play movies thru it's USB port. A couple of mine will only support MP3 files on their USB. A third one works fine with movies.

X 2 & some USB ports are marked "service only"

If you are purchasing a new TV with this in mind, be careful that the TV you buy has the capability to play movies thru it's USB port. A couple of mine will only support MP3 files on their USB. A third one works fine with movies.

No good deed goes unpunished.

Barefoot14 wrote:

Sorry you misunderstood, I was trying to be helpful to the community. Guess I'll keep my great discoveries to myself from now on

NO, absolutely NOT, Keep up the good work !!!!!

And this is for Toed >>>> :p

I always get a good laugh out of the self appointed hero's of things...

Reminds me of the old CB days of the 60s where half the folks you heard where the illegal non-licensed users of the CB Band and the other half of the folks you heard was the ones yelling at the first half. Made the CB band totally unusable hehe...

We do the DVR thing all the time at home by recording the shows to view later when we have time to watch them... Works out great when two shows you want to watch are on at the same time... With the Terabytes capacity USB Hard Drive sure makes it easy to carry along pre-recorded movies with you...

Finding enough GBs data plans to downstream TV shows sure is getting harder and harder to find these days.

We get our TV fill pretty much by using the OTA BATWING and picking up the Digital NATL Broadcast (FREE) stations from the local towns but some times movies fill the bill. Bringing along DVR pre-recorded movies sounds like a good plan to me.

Roy Ken

It's basically time shifting. Not illegal, but likely violates the Tos of the streaming services.

Hopefully toedtoes was just trying to be funny...I laughed at his remark. And the first thought that came to mind when I read it....I bet barefoot14 owns the company...yep!

Oh, and I'm not using my work internet against policy. I own the company.

Sorry for the confusion! This software is perfectly LEGAL, I paid for it, it has GREAT reviews online. I stream movies onto my computer using high speed internet then copy and paste to a USB flash drive to watch on my USB-enabled TV in our RV.

If anyone thinks this is not legal, go to the company's website and read about it. Also research the reviews online. Every movie I copy has my email address and that I own LEGALLY paid for software to make a copy for my personal use.

Sorry you misunderstood, I was trying to be helpful to the community. Guess I'll keep my great discoveries to myself from now on. :-(