[blowsnow]

Before you go and get Now BBTV, jaetee, I hope you already know that all the movies and shows on all their channels have all the good bits (violence, nudity, all your favorite four letter words) edited out, censored, and (if you're into, um, adult entertainment) pixellated. Something to do with HK sharing program feeds with Singapore and Malaysia. Wish someone told me that before I got suckered into this bullsh*t, am now stuck with it for a year. Don't delete your BT software yet!

[jaetee]

Dude I would be happy to just get AXN - there are no channels showing CSI on NowTV, only a couple of eps on Pearl a week.

I thought they were clamping down on BT users - shouldn't we all be afraid of this?

[tsuiwah]

Originally Posted by blowsnow

Before you go and get Now BBTV, jaetee, I hope you already know that all the movies and shows on all their channels have all the good bits (violence, nudity, all your favorite four letter words) edited out, censored, and (if you're into, um, adult entertainment) pixellated. Something to do with HK sharing program feeds with Singapore and Malaysia. Wish someone told me that before I got suckered into this bullsh*t, am now stuck with it for a year. Don't delete your BT software yet!

Can't speak for the adult entertainment, but it is certainly bullcrap that TVB or ATV's free broadcast of Sex in the City has more profanity and nudity than the version my "premium" HBO shows.

[ohchk2001]

Wow is all premium TV in HK censored due to that BS sharng with Singapore? God I hate Singapore, with their lame strict laws.

It's pretty sad that over the air TV is much more racy than premium TV that you have to pay for! It's the reverse back in the states.

Better to just stick with BT, use S video out, and just keep the free to air channels and opt out of pay TV.

[jaetee]

So none of you lot are worried about authorities clamping down on BT users? Maybe I should give this thing a try....

[ToNzOfPHuN]

What is BT?

[martyn]

Originally Posted by ToNzOfPHuN

What is BT?

Please see: http://www.bittorrent.com/introduction.html

[blowsnow]

Originally Posted by jaetee

So none of you lot are worried about authorities clamping down on BT users? Maybe I should give this thing a try....

Well, despite what the draconian powers that be and the media want you to think (with them proudly announcing the high-profile first ever BT arrest in history, made right here in Hong Kong back in January), just have a look at any BT links & search engine sites and check out the numbers and activity there. The numbers speak for themselves. Do a little research and have some basic knowledge about it and its etiquette. All I have to say about it is, thank god for technology!