You people do realize that the animu you watch (except OVAs and …

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Comment on Japan’s B-CAS Cracked: “Free Pay TV For All” by Anonymous:

You people do realize that the animu you watch (except OVAs and movies obviously) were first recorded from Japanese broadcasts before ending up on the internet, do you? And that ATX is Pay-TV?

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Japan’s B-CAS Cracked: “Free Pay TV For All”:
  

  People who either have sucky bandwidth or slow internet speeds. Or the people who post the raws online.

• Japan’s B-CAS Cracked: “Free Pay TV For All”:
  

  Hey it is the B -CAS. U can have it if u buy a Panasonic TV. I know it because i make the tv.

• Japan’s B-CAS Cracked: “Free Pay TV For All”:
  

  okay, where can I download the software? I have a b-cas card, will go to akihabara to buy card reader. Now just need the software :D

• Japan’s B-CAS Cracked: “Free Pay TV For All”:
  

  You can get a media server for somewhere between $50 and $80. It will be able to playback whatever you download (save for 10bit encodes), and with a couple of hard drives full of content networked to it, it’ll become the most awesome tv channel ever.

• Japan’s B-CAS Cracked: “Free Pay TV For All”:
  

  “Just buy the BluRay” That’s a bunch of shit. They won’t produce the BluRay discs if the show isn’t popular on tv. Idiots.

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