Crave + Movies + HBO

[schocker]

Is this finally the streaming service we have been waiting for?
$19.98 /mth and includes (5) Live channels (Crave 1-3 and HBO 1-2), Current HBO/Showtime, New Movies. Basically like the us HBO offerings for $10 /mth more than normal crave.
Sounds like a new app has also been rolled out now.

It also sounds like Hulu will be coming to Canada in the near future (Not 2018) after Disney bought Fox.

[lilmira]

The library is not as big as Netflix but then you don't get HBO on Netflix. It may also have different new movies content then Netflix. I had the movie network and HBO. I didn't even realize the switch to Crave last week. I was like where were the TMN channels.

[sexualbanana]

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The library is not as big as Netflix but then you don't get HBO on Netflix. It may also have different new movies content then Netflix. I had the movie network and HBO. I didn't even realize the switch to Crave last week. I was like where were the TMN channels.

Crave is probably better from a TV series perspective, so this is actually pretty awesome for me. I was considering cancelling TMN and HBO and subscribing to Crave in addition to Netflix, but now I don't have to.

Also, I can now watch LetterKenny.

[Mitsu3000gt]

IMO it's still too expensive at 4 times the price of unlimited everything (newsgroups + Plex). For those that absolutely have to have everything run their their cable box it seems like a step in the right direction.

[rage2]

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IMO it's still too expensive at 4 times the price of unlimited everything (newsgroups + Plex). For those that absolutely have to have everything run their their cable box it seems like a step in the right direction.

That car I stole is also cheaper than buying it from the dealer.

[killramos]

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That car I stole is also cheaper than buying it from the dealer.

Gold

So does this mean the new season of GoT is never coming to Vanilla Crave?

[schocker]

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So does this mean the new season of GoT is never coming to Vanilla Crave?

Probably eventually, just not same time as crave plus.

No apps for LG or nvidia shield though. Looks like you would have to cast it instead from phone. boooooooooooooo

[killramos]

They kept saying it would come to crave before the new season launches. Etc year, I have a feeling this is what they meant lol.

Wonder if I can con Shaw into giving it to me half price for a year so it will integrate with my blue sky, I unfortunately subscribed for a year outside of Shaw so it won’t integrate with blue sky which is stupid...

[Mitsu3000gt]

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That car I stole is also cheaper than buying it from the dealer.

To my knowledge there is nothing illegal about streaming in Canada, so long as you aren't uploading or distributing.

[killramos]

“To my knowledge there is nothing illegal about buying obviously stolen items off the internet in Canada, as long as you weren’t the one who did the stealing”

The mental gymnastics people go through to justify not paying for things is always astounding.

[Mitsu3000gt]

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“To my knowledge there is nothing illegal about buying obviously stolen items off the internet in Canada, as long as you weren’t the one who did the stealing”

You've never so much as downloaded a MP3 in your entire life I take it? Never done anything illegal in your entire life? You can get off your pedestal.

Can you show me where you found streaming is illegal in Canada? I have looked and I cannot find anything that says it is illegal.

[killramos]

I think you are confusing “not worth prosecuting” with not illegal.

And violating terms of use and copywrite law is pretty clearly not legal in Canada in terms of civil law.

Again. More mental gymnastics, end of the day shitty people will do whatever shitty things they want and find a way to justify it.

You want to consume content, pay for it.

[Mitsu3000gt]

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I think you are confusing “not worth prosecuting” with not illegal.

And violating terms of use and copywrite law is pretty clearly not legal in Canada in terms of civil law.

Again. More mental gymnastics, end of the day shitty people will do whatever shitty things they want and find a way to justify it.

No, I think it's actually not illegal. Can you find me the language where streaming specifically is illegal in Canada? I can't and I have looked.

There are penalties in place for distributing, and they have gone to the trouble of setting limits for both individuals and larger operations. Streaming is not included as far a I have ever been able to find. Everything I have ever read says it is not illegal.

You didn't answer my question - have you ever done anything illegal in your life? Because if so you are not in a position to be lecturing anyone on this topic. And it is not even illegal based on everything I've been able to find.

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You want to consume content, pay for it.

When you speed, do you mail the city money?

[rage2]

Downloading movies is copyright infringement. Downloading music is fair game because of the levy that covers recordable audio medium. It’s too expensive right now to sue end users because legal costs are greater than the maximum fine. There would be a shift at some point depending on how the Supreme Court rules on who pays for identifying the offender (ISP or studio). If the ISP is responsible for identification costs, it will become cheap to mass sue end users. The piracy game would end pretty quickly if this happens.

[killramos]

What a stupid and pedantic argument, how about you show me exactly what law says it’s explicitly legal to consume content you didn’t pay for just because you happened to stream it?

I can point you to Canadian copywrite law which paints it as illegal https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/cipoin...h_wr02281.html

But I’m sure you feel it doesn’t apply to you.

An even better question: You feel that using things without paying for them is right? Morally?

You are free to lecture me about speeding all you want, your practice of illegally streaming media doesn’t magically change that. FWIW I have a 100% clean driving record, not that it’s relevant to this topic. And if I do get caught speeding I do pay my fines. I do strive to conduct myself in an ethical and legal manner. But it still doesn’t change the legality of your behaviour.

End of the day, like I said shitty people will find whatever way suits them justifying their shitty behaviour. And yes that is me calling you a shitty person for refusing to pay for things you obviously enjoy consuming.

I am sure lots of people think I am a shitty person for driving above the speed limit, the difference is I understand and accept the consequences for my actions. You put your head in the sand and pretend what you are doing isn’t wrong and has no effect on anyone. Which is patently false.

I have no problem paying a nominal fee to crave for the content they offer, I guess you are just too much of a cheap fuck to afford the 8 bucks a month for high quality entertainment.

[Mitsu3000gt]

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What a stupid and pedantic argument, how about you show me exactly what law says it’s explicitly legal to consume content you didn’t pay for just because you happened to stream it?

I can point you to Canadian copywrite law which paints it as illegal https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/cipoin...h_wr02281.html

But I’m sure you feel it doesn’t apply to you.

Viewing streamed content is not illegal. Show me that it is. The link you provided does not. Viewing streamed content is not copying or distributing anything. You know how laws work right? There isn't a giant, endless list somewhere of everything that is legal for everyone to refer to.

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An even better question: You feel that using things without paying for them is right? Morally?

You keep dodging my question - if you've ever done anything illegal in your entire life, you are not in any position to be asking these types of questions. You can't be making the moral compass argument when you openly admit to breaking the law yourself. You are just cherry picking what things are OK and not OK to do based on what you personally do. How can you criticize someone else for doing the exact same thing?

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You are free to lecture me about speeding all you want, your practice of illegally streaming media doesn’t magically change that. FWIW I have a 100% clean driving record, not that it’s relevant to this topic. And if I do get caught speeding I do pay my fines. I do strive to conduct myself in an ethical and legal manner. But it still doesn’t change the legality of your behaviour.

I am not here to lecture anyone, but in that same breath I HIGHLY doubt anyone here is in any position to be lecturing anyone at all without being a giant hypocrite. You are also putting words in my mouth, I didn't say this was my practice. I just said it was an alternative. I have a 100% clean record with the Government of Canada, and if I ever get caught doing something that isn't even illegal and fined for it, I will pay the fine. It seems we are rather similar after all. Speeding and not getting caught doesn't change the legality or acceptability of your behavior. What you're suggesting is the equivalent of mailing the city money every time you knowingly speed, but somehow you seem to think that only some laws are OK to break based on how convenient they are for you.

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End of the day, like I said shitty people will find whatever way suits them justifying their shitty behaviour. And yes that is me calling you a shitty person for refusing to pay for things you obviously enjoy consuming.

Hello pot, this is kettle. Your argument is basically "yeah I do all these illegal things, but when someone else does something illegal, shame on them". You are justifying your illegal behavior by saying that you will pay the fine if necessary (not that you would have a choice in the matter), that doesn't make it right.

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I am sure lots of people think I am a shitty person for driving above the speed limit, the difference is I understand and accept the consequences for my actions. You put your head in the sand and pretend what you are doing isn’t wrong and has no effect on anyone. Which is patently false.

Where did I ever say I didn't understand or accept the consequences? You are making an awful lot of incorrect assumptions. You realize how hypocritical you sound, right? You don't think your speeding affects anyone else? And I am guessing that is not the only illegal thing you've ever done in your adult life.

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I have no problem paying a nominal fee to crave for the content they offer, I guess you are just too much of a cheap fuck to afford the 8 bucks a month for high quality entertainment.

Where did I say I did this? I pay a hell of a lot more than $8/mo for my content. I pay for Netflix, I pay for Amazon Prime Video, I pay for Google Play Music, and I pay for premium internet just to name a few. The overwhelming majority of what I watch is on Netflix/Prime.

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[killramos]

How obtuse can you be you moron.

I didn’t dodge your question, you just didn’t like my answer.

And it’s all irrelevant in that my actions do not affect what you do as being right or wrong. My “hypocrisy” doesn’t change anything.

Streaming content you didn’t pay for is wrong, you are depriving the content providers and those who legally license the content from revenue. You could easily pay for the content, but you choose not to. That makes you a cheap fuck.

And guess what, I could have a pile of kids chopped up in my basement and it wouldn’t change the fact that what you are doing is wrong.

Copywrite law most definitely applies, your opinion that it doesn’t because you streamed it is irrelevant.

You might as well say “well some guy murder someone last week, so it doesn’t really matter what I do”

Give your head a shake and accept that you are no different than a scumbag who stuffs a DVD in his coat at Best Buy, the only difference is you hide behind the anonymity of the internet.

[Mitsu3000gt]

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How obtuse can you be you moron.

I didn’t dodge your question, you just didn’t like my answer.

And it’s all irrelevant in that my actions do not affect what you do as being right or wrong. My “hypocrisy” doesn’t change anything.

Streaming content you didn’t pay for is wrong, you are depriving the content providers and those who legally license the content from revenue. You could easily pay for the content, but you choose not to. That makes you a cheap fuck.

And guess what, I could have a pile of kids chopped up in my basement and it wouldn’t change the fact that what you are doing is wrong.

Copywrite law most definitely applies, your opinion that it doesn’t because you streamed it is irrelevant.

You might as well say “well some guy murder someone last week, so it doesn’t really matter what I do”

Give your head a shake and accept that you are no different than a scumbag who stuffs a DVD in his coat at Best Buy, the only difference is you hide behind the anonymity of the internet.

So, we're the same then it seems. Cool. You have openly admitted to being a hypocrite on the matter so I don't think there is anything more to discuss. Your argument is literally "yeah so what that I do all these illegal things, that doesn't make it right for you to do the same". If you're not going to hold yourself to the same legal or moral standard your arguments just come off as ridiculous.

It's OK for you to do whatever you want that is illegal, but anyone else who does something illegal is a scum bag and you're not because.....?? Got it.

Also, if you bothered to read my last post, this isn't even how I get my content, but it's probably what a lot of people are going to use to judge the value of the plan which is the only reason I brought it up.

[bball2]

Getting back on topic, so with the $20/mo crave package do you get the latest HBO content right away? Ie) can you stream the latest game of thrones episode the same night it's released?