Stranger Things 2 (streaming)

Where can we find free streaming for the new Stranger Things (second season)

streaming is pleb as fuarrrk, torrent it. yiffy if you care about space and bandwith

>>1232 Don't forget that streaming "free" is connecting to some strange pirates computer. Definitely not secure, nor recommended. That being said, 1. primewire.ag 2. solarmoviez.to 3. http://stream-tv6.co All three of these sites tend to have the goods. Heads up though, all are major pop up/redirect spaces. >>1233 Pedant. You aren't being helpful and aren't appreciated.

>>1233 You call someone a pleb and then recommend yify. But yeah, it's disgusting how kids today, even here, want to stream things instead of downloading them.

>>1243 why not. if you dont care about quality theres nothing wrong with yify

>>1232 just use pelispedia.tv and turnoff the spanish subtitles

>>1233 >>1235 >>1243 It may be worth considering that in a number of countries plain downloading copyrighted stuff is a legal gray-zone while torrenting isn't. Sometimes even specifically. Also, downloading from streams is feasible (though it may require some effort)... and it's not as if you have any more reason to trust the person who first made a given torrent.

>>1252 winrar, in the united states specifically, streaming is only a crime on the part of the streamer, as it constitutes illegal file SHARING, but there is no crime with CONSUMING copyrighted material. with torrents and P2P you are making a copy, or better stated making an illegal reproduction of copyrighted material. after the US tried to close the grey area loophole, google and a few other companies started autistically screeching because services like netflix and youtube would have become illegal because it would have criminalized streaming on the consumer end. tl:dr its only illegal to host a stream (not watch one) but it is illegal to both host and torrent copyrighted material, even though most normal people think that streaming=piracy some people care about staying within the bounds of societies laws

>>1249 lots of people in the scene have this weird irrational hatred of yify, just because their files are so compressed. Really it's not that bad, better than most other rippers who publish files of similar size.

>>1232 Xilften.

>>1253 this. you're never going to get a nasty letter from your ISP for streaming like you could for torrenting. i mean it usually doesn't matter, and i tend to torrent more than stream, but some people could get into deep soykaf with their university housing or their parents lol.

>>1268 Im pretty sure my ISP throttles the soykaf out of my interwebs for all the streaming tho (i try streaming 1 video in HD, and about 1/3 chance of my ISP causing my router to reset my connection) Thats a poor way of explaining it, but the gist of it, jammit NO NAME ISPs

>>1269 That'd be why one rips/downloads from stream sites. 100kb/s (I presume) just isn't enough for fluid viewing of anything over 240p. Of course it's perfectly fine for a video you downloaded locally and can read at HDD-speed. youtube-dl may or may not help, they have that stupid rule about "non-legit" content sites... I'm still waiting for someone to make a patch repo that follows youtube-dl upstream and fixes that problem.