Advise please for streaming legally films at multiply sites

mils

Hi all
looking for advice for watching movies at various sites legally.
Its for a kids club and currently we are using apple TV, Universal rated movies only, but concerned that you can only use your apple id on a maximum of a few sites before each sites are effected.
Are there any other kind of legal services out there for paying for movies to own in a library and then various sites can watch them at the same time?
thanks

mils

Hi all
looking for advice for watching movies at various sites legally.
Its for a kids club and currently we are using apple TV, Universal rated movies only, but concerned that you can only use your apple id on a maximum of a few sites before each sites are effected.
Are there any other kind of legal services out there for paying for movies to own in a library and then various sites can watch them at the same time?
thanks

custardy

mils wrote: »

Hi all
looking for advice for watching movies at various sites legally.
Its for a kids club and currently we are using apple TV, Universal rated movies only, but concerned that you can only use your apple id on a maximum of a few sites before each sites are effected.
Are there any other kind of legal services out there for paying for movies to own in a library and then various sites can watch them at the same time?
thanks

Im thinking you will find you are already falling foul of the T&Cs.
Im not up on Apple TV but I would expect non commercial use to be standard on your streaming service.

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I believe Plex is a good media centre, and that will stream around your home, better than kodi apparently, so my mate tells me after converting his DVDs.

You can apparently use vlc to receive and transmit streams too.

Look into something called HDHomeRun by SiliconDust and this will allow you to play tv all over your house. I have no idea if this is uk compatible. SiliconDust also do mutilchanneled boxes as shown on one ip tv raid photos.
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-set-hdhomerun-tuner

However it you are showing this to people in public you may need a special license, similar to Pubs i expect. https://www.gov.uk/showing-films-in-public
https://www.filmbankmedia.com/licences/stsl/

mils

Hi thanks for your replies

Yes just to state we do own mplc umbrella licenses which enables us to watch movies which they are covered under but can’t advertise.

Cornucopia

Further advice about public screenings, here:-

https://www.gov.uk/showing-films-in-public

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Cornucopia

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