Now I want to point out something when it comes to piracy that I mentioned in my articles. I as a pirate can get better image quality that people that are paying for streaming. I am getting (in most cases) higher bitrates and better audio while being a pirate! The irony of piracy in 2025 is that those who pay for streaming services are often getting inferior quality compared to pirates. While streaming platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime compress their 4K content to around 15-25 Mbps, pirates can access uncompressed 4K remux files with bitrates exceeding 25-90 Mbps. This means sharper visuals, deeper colors, and a more cinematic experience-all for free. Moreover, pirates can enjoy lossless audio formats like Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio, which provide immersive surround sound. In contrast, many streaming services compress audio, reducing the overall fidelity. The result is that pirates can have a superior viewing experience, with better picture and sound quality, than paying customers. This disparity highlights the flawed business model of streaming services, which prioritize profit over quality. By charging consumers for subpar content, they inadvertently drive users toward piracy, where they can find higher quality alternatives. It’s a self-perpetuating cycle that benefits neither the consumer nor the content creators. View article → View article → View article →