#Teatv desktop 0.1.0 windows 10#
I'm not going to lie and say that I don't have any pirated content on my Plex server, but I also have a huge library of (legally) ripped CDs, (legally) ripped movies, (legally) recorded shows from OTA TV, and obviously legal personally recorded videos and photos. Hello, in Windows 7 I used this cmd to sleep my PC: rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState 0,1,0 (I have hibernation disabled) when I pressed a key my desktop would come up instantly, but now in Windows 10 it goes all the way through POST screen, the loading screen and then I see my desktop which takes a bit longer. So I find it odd that you are singling out Plex as a media player for pirates. Can Plex be used to watch illegal content? Certainly, but so can any media software ever written. It just makes it more convenient to choose a video to watch rather than browsing a basic filesystem. And the server part of it is essentially a glorified filesystem (a huge oversimplification, but it still fits). Windows Media Player, for example - is its main purpose for watching illegal content? How about VLC? Or your web browser? Or any of the hundreds of other programs that play video? No, they're just for playing videos. Use it to create apps and serve those apps to connected mobile devices- no need to memorize commands or install. It provides a drag and drop interface for creating PhoneGap applications. It doesn't even have a function to download content at all! Plex is a media player and media server, and variations of this type of software have been around since computers have been powerful enough to play video. PhoneGap Desktop is the easiest way to get started using PhoneGap, the open source framework that gets you building amazing mobile apps using web technology. Where the media comes from is of no concern to Plex, but the "main purpose" of Plex certainly is not for pirating content. I just find it odd that anyone would pretend the main purpose of Plex is something other than to be able to watch content you did not pay for It's not, but I don't see anyone in here claiming otherwise. How is sharing a server with your content with others any different than pirating?
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