We already know that Apple does not like applications that have to do with sharing content in which there may be the slightest doubt about the legality of these. It is logical. Apple has a great source of income in iTunes and must try by all means not to become an accessory to piracy. And although there would be no chance for this reason that something like popcorn Time officially reached the App Store, the truth is that there are other sources from which it can be made compatible. Like for example Cydia.
And that is precisely the news, that what is one of the most successful programs in recent years and that allows you to play streaming files that are stored in the cloud, comes to iOS. Although precisely because of the download on the Cydia website, you will have already assumed that your iPhone has to be jailbroken to be compatible with this Popcorn Time release.
Speaking of torrent theme, of the downloads and streaming reproductions, I remember the first application that was sneaked into the App Store to those from Cupertino and that despite guaranteeing the legality of the contents, it ended up being eliminated within hours. This is Apple, and there would be no formula to get it done officially. Even so, at least those who have jailbreak and who are running on iOS 7.0 or higher will be able to see how on their iPhone, it can also be used popcorn Time.
If we take into account that since popcorn Time reached Windows and Mac its use has skyrocketed and users cry out every day on social networks for mobile versions, I think in this case those who have an iPhone with a compatible jailbreak are in luck.
The films almost all dubbed into 21 languages… That is, except in Spanish. In Spanish at most with subtitles because as we are subnormal and we conform the same, that's how it goes. If we didn't use or see unduplicated content they would be more upset.
You're wrong, Spain is one of the few countries where movies are dubbed, one of the few countries where watching a VO movie at the cinema is impossible, and that's how it goes. :(
Bravo Cristina !! I think it's the most interesting news you've ever published, hehe.
As far as I was going, I only knew this service by name, I had never used it. I have installed it, and I agree with Dan, a pity that there are no films dubbed into Spanish (okay, I know we should see the films in VO, but one is already old and has gotten used to his language too much ...). Is there no way (not in this recent iOS platform, but in others) to modify the application so that it chooses fonts in other languages (in Spanish, specifically) not originally supported?
But is that I hallucinate, now it turns out that I have to feel more for not seeing a movie in VO? I am in Spain and I want to see a movie and series in Spanish which is my language and I am very proud of it. I agree that you have to know some English too, but from that to listening to things like the ones you hear lately and trying to stop people who like to enjoy content in their language as fools, because I think we should respect people more, come on, I say.
Someone already commented that it doesn't have support for airplay?
If you put the airplay duplication mode, it does play video on appletv (I think that's what you mean).
Hello everyone, I have updated and it does not appear in cidya, do I have to add a repo? Thanks
They should add the following source:
http://cydia.time4popcorn.eu/