Dakar 2013 - Official Torrent Thread

[mark5280]

Thanks Brim!

[tedder]

Originally Posted by BK.RD.RNR

Could someone PM me the secret handshake for viewing daily highlights please?

Please, folks, READ THE FIRST MESSAGE IN THIS THREAD.

Rule #4: You do not post request for files or access. PM the appropriate people.

[navi]

Never mind




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[GoNOW]

Originally Posted by navi

Can someone pm me the link ?



Sent from me

Read the post right above you

[R_Lefebvre]

In! Thanks everybody!

Originally Posted by moventurer

Okay, I'll probably get suspended or at least be public enemy #1 around here for this but here goes...

This entire thread is ridiculous. It is not illegal, and no one cares about TELEVISION shows being torrented. Virtually every show in the developed world is available online these days. Once it is broadcast in the public domain, it is pretty much fair to trade it.

You probably have better coverage on some obscure channel by following this easter egg hunt, but if you are patient the races will be posted from a variety of sources here. The one thing in common all of these "private torrent" games have is someone harvesting emails or at least selling them to another party for exploitation. If you get tired of stupid rules, control freak puffery, and just want to watch the event, then go here:
http://thepiratebay.se/search/dakar%202013/0/99/0

If you want to watch virtually any television show on the face of the Earth, go here:
http://thepiratebay.se/browse/205

None of this fiasco with the secret handshakes, and hidden clubs is necessary. Every supercross, motocross, formula1, football game, etc is available on torrent sites all the time, since probably 2005... You just need a little patience and the ability to follow some simple instructions.

Freedom cannot survive with so many rules. Fvck all these rules.

Oh really, is that why last year I started out watching via public links and torrents, but eventually they all got take-down notices? It basically came down to people re-hosting it faster than they could issue take-downs. It became a huge PITA.

I would GLADLY pay $50 for legitimate viewing in Canada, but nobody wants to take my money, it's insane!

[Emmbeedee]

Originally Posted by R_Lefebvre

nobody wants to take my money, it's insane!

Hey, I'll gladly take your money.

[moventurer]

tor~s made from television broadcasts will not be taken down. If your ISP is blocking the site, search for a proxy.

There are tons of abuse by companies bullying ISPs into abusing customer rights for them. The only time television would be a problem is if you were charging admission. You have always had the right to record television and radio and share at will. Nothing has changed except a bunch of hoo-hah. If you can't figure out how to get around their abusive and illegal obstacles, then that is on you.

I posted for the benefit of the few reasonable people left in the world, and it is there for their use. If you don't like it don't use it and go back to begging for some password. I couldn't give two sh!ts much less waste half a breath arguing the point.

World has turned into a Brady Bunch, pansy-assed joke, when grown men ninny about things like copied TV shows.

[tedder]

Originally Posted by moventurer

tor~s made from television broadcasts will not be taken down.

You've passed the bar in which states?

[R_Lefebvre]

Originally Posted by moventurer

tor~s made from television broadcasts will not be taken down. If your ISP is blocking the site, search for a proxy.

There are tons of abuse by companies bullying ISPs into abusing customer rights for them. The only time television would be a problem is if you were charging admission. You have always had the right to record television and radio and share at will. Nothing has changed except a bunch of hoo-hah. If you can't figure out how to get around their abusive and illegal obstacles, then that is on you.

I posted for the benefit of the few reasonable people left in the world, and it is there for their use. If you don't like it don't use it and go back to begging for some password. I couldn't give two sh!ts much less waste half a breath arguing the point.

World has turned into a Brady Bunch, pansy-assed joke, when grown men ninny about things like copied TV shows.

A) I'm willing to pay good money to NOT have to spend my precious time searching for tors, running VPNs, or finding proxies. Been there, done that, it sucks.

B) I'm also willing to pay good money to be able to legally and easily view my purchased files on ANY device that I own. This is another area that most of the "Including Digital Copy" companies don't seem to get.

C) I'm also willing to pay good money for a file that is intelligently encoded so that I can play it on most any player, including PS3.

But nobody wants my money, so I do this.

Too late, you already did waste much more than a breath arguing the point.

These guys are offering one-stop service. For that, I am very thankful.

[toddiscdn]

Originally Posted by moventurer

tor~s made from television broadcasts will not be taken down. If your ISP is blocking the site, search for a proxy.
World has turned into a Brady Bunch, pansy-assed joke, when grown men ninny about things like copied TV shows.

Last year during the Dakar JMLatvalafan had 3 different youtube channels shut down and ended up in fille shareing land, it wasnt eurosport getting it done it was the control freaks at the ASO. Yes its all available from 2012 now , but if you want to stay realativly up to date you can hedge your bets if it will be here quicker or other torrent sites such as PB and where the better coverage will be.

Having options is good.

[cyborg]

Stage 3 France 4 RFM is up

[GoNOW]

If I could pay for Dakar coverage, I would. I buy my music from Amazon MP3 because it's simple, the MP3 files I can use on any platform, and quick. I also buy/rent movies from Amazon and Netflix.

If I could buy Dakar coverage for $50, I would do it in a second.

However, I know it's a lot harder with video. Every bit of music and every logo shown on TV has to be cleared and people have to be paid for every country it's aired in. And that's just the start of the paperwork mess.

[moventurer]

No VPN necessary, a simple proxy can be found on Google in less than a second.. The vids are in a format useful on many devices. If you bought a device with Digital Rights Management, consider it a life lesson, and try to overcome it instead of just giving up.

As far as the bar comment goes, that's pretty rich. Virtually everything is illegal now days. US citizens break an average of 7 laws per day, most without even realizing it. Comes a time when you've got to continue living, instead of just resigning yourself to the tidy little cell they've crafted out of petty laws.

If you guys want to have one stop shopping for $50, go for it. I see 170 people yesterday and 221 today that disagree and went ahead and downloaded it. Different strokes for different folks.

Oh, and Youtube will take down anything, even home movies, on a whim. What they do should never be held up as a legal precedent, barrister!

[tedder]

Originally Posted by moventurer

US citizens break an average of 7 laws per day

[citation needed]

[HeatXfer]

Originally Posted by GoNOW

If I could buy Dakar coverage for $50, I would do it in a second.

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