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small children business good way to watch movies in various sites?
mils
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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
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
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You won't legally be able to show films for commerical use without a proper license for it, even schools techinally are not allowed to and I would assume the price of these licenses is outside the scoop of your business.People don't know what they want until you show them.0
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The short answer is - it's not legal without a licence.
What you're doing now is not legal.
So with that in mind just buy a bunch of DVDs from a charity shop...0 -
Things will vary depending on the exact nature of how youre watching them.
Have a look through this site, they have a 'calculator' which should show what kind of licence you require.
https://www.filmbankmedia.com/
Doesnt have to be bank breaking, as cheap as £110 for a year.
You should check they use the right video and film studios that you will require.0
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