Yeah, it´s a bit oldschool, indeed. You have to know something about command line programming and, of course, the syntax and server addresses. But that´s the charme of it
Nearly every evening show is on the server about an hour after east coast broadcasting. There is a schedule to lookup the shows. Since Dr.Who and Torchwood there are some nice BBC-shows, too. The catch is that you have to get the show within 24h, otherwise the slot on the server gets filled with the next day programme.
Technically it works on every system, is nice and lean without much overhead, you don´t have to serve anything yourself and it works behind our NAT-firewall (filesharing doesn´t).
Interesting shows are on special servers for the whole week and the season finales get presented even longer.
I have seen the 2nd episode now. First to say: there is no music, none, never. Instead there is permanent "walkie-talkie-talk" more or less in the background. For me the show was very slow. There is a strong character development but there was not much happening. Like a real-time show.
The most interesting for me were the technical equipment and the humvees. There was plenty of it and overall it was nice to watch but I used the ff once or twice, sorry.
BTW: every second word of the actors was "fucking.." what, which, whatever
Do they do it in real or is it only acting? *lol* Must be difficult to learn
