Itunes- Download 10 Free Episodes of TV shows in HD Format (The Office, Heroes, etc)

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Posted by Capitalizt on Sep-11-2008 06:19:

Itunes- Download 10 Free Episodes of TV shows in HD Format (The Office, Heroes, etc)

iTunes offers 10 select TV show episodes in HD. You will need to have newest iTunes 8 installed to play these episodes and be able to click the links.

Available Shows:

Posted by bas on Sep-11-2008 06:31:

10 SEASONS or 10 episodes?

Posted by Darkarbiter on Sep-11-2008 06:43:

Fuck, fuck fuck, not avaliable in Australia. Any way I can proxy my way out of this?

Ok, first episode of season 4 is avaliable for free in hd. Concidering I've never seen something in hd before I'll probably dl just to see what its like.

[edit] fuck, can't even download that... won't accept my paypal account because its not american.

Posted by dimadelux on Sep-11-2008 12:28:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
10 SEASONS or 10 episodes?

10 episodes sadly

Posted by woscar on Sep-11-2008 18:07:

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Originally posted by Darkarbiter
Fuck, fuck fuck, not avaliable in Australia. Any way I can proxy my way out of this?

Ok, first episode of season 4 is avaliable for free in hd. Concidering I've never seen something in hd before I'll probably dl just to see what its like.

[edit] fuck, can't even download that... won't accept my paypal account because its not american.

Fuck is iTunes a shit store...

Posted by Frenchie on Sep-11-2008 18:11:

Posted by nchs09 on Sep-11-2008 18:19:

Cant you just use a torrent if you are in australia?

Posted by gehzumteufel on Sep-11-2008 18:49:

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Originally posted by Frenchie
http://www.hidemyass.com/

That doesn't help you with ITMS. You can only access it from the program and from what I know of, proxies are not supported.

Posted by undertone on Sep-11-2008 20:57:

Posted by Sunsnail on Sep-12-2008 01:25:

It's still not worth installing itunes

Posted by gehzumteufel on Sep-12-2008 02:18:

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Originally posted by Sunsnail
It's still not worth installing itunes

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Posted by Orbital32 on Sep-12-2008 15:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Sunsnail
It's still not worth installing itunes

hellz yeah!

I love Direct TV Video on Demand I just downloaded the entire last season of Dexter...a majority of them in HD.

Posted by gehzumteufel on Sep-12-2008 15:56:

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Originally posted by Orbital32
hellz yeah!

I love Direct TV Video on Demand I just downloaded the entire last season of Dexter...a majority of them in HD.

Too bad you can't save them to other mediums.

Posted by Orbital32 on Sep-12-2008 16:18:

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Originally posted by gehzumteufel
Too bad you can't save them to other mediums.

I have a DVD recorder attached to the direct TV. But in reality downgrading 1080i into 480i is VERY shit quality. Personally i have not need to switch it to another format. If i can't watch it on a 42" TV in HD, not worth watching at all

Posted by gehzumteufel on Sep-12-2008 16:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Orbital32
I have a DVD recorder attached to the direct TV. But in reality downgrading 1080i into 480i is VERY shit quality. Personally i have not need to switch it to another format. If i can't watch it on a 42" TV in HD, not worth watching at all

Why would the dvd recorder change formats? Is it one of those where you have to use the tv output for it and it only accepts analogue or something?

Posted by Orbital32 on Sep-12-2008 16:36:

yup, I have not found a DVD recorder that allows anything else other than RCA jacks as inputs to record. Even though they might upconvert DVDs at 1080i or 1080p through HDMI, inputs are always RCA.

The direct TV DVR has outputs both HDMI and RCA that allow send the signal through at the exact same time. So one to the TV the other through the DVD recorder.

Posted by gehzumteufel on Sep-12-2008 16:41:

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Originally posted by Orbital32
yup, I have not found a DVD recorder that allows anything else other than RCA jacks as inputs to record. Even though they might upconvert DVDs at 1080i or 1080p through HDMI, inputs are always RCA.

The direct TV DVR has outputs both HDMI and RCA that allow send the signal through at the exact same time. So one to the TV the other through the DVD recorder.

lol yeah that's macrovision for ya.

Posted by shaw on Sep-12-2008 16:50:

they have s-video, too. better colors, at least.

Posted by gehzumteufel on Sep-12-2008 16:53:

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Originally posted by inconspicuous
they have s-video, too. better colors, at least.

Analogue is still shit though.