Another new policy is that before anyone can charge for a script on this website, the developer must make at least one free script available for download.

Last edited on July 09, 2012 at 06:25

@sedric1 wrote:


Sure. These scripts only contain VideoResource() calls linking to pages on the internet and no other real code. These scripts constantly break when the website takes down a video or live broadcast. Typically these pages link to sites like justin.tv.

I couldn't agree more with this. Awesome (and surprising) news.

So is this why I can't find "live cable pak" any more? It was there yesterday, just waiting for my download code. Just got it minutes ago, and now live cable pak is gone.

@djjester wrote:


It's not just one bad apple. It's been an issue for sometime now. I took a back seat approach to these scripts because:

A) If the scripts were maintained, there may be some value to it;
B) All of the scripts created with the script maker are GPL'd, so even though you can ask for money, anyone can copy script and put it up for free. Which no one did. If they had, I would have allowed it;
C) People inherently place more dollar value on media, but the perceived value does not meet the work it takes to present the content. It's not fair to the everyday users. Essentially they are being ripped off if the script developer does not provide constant maintenance.

New scripts using hardcoded links will no longer be allowed to be sold using this site. Scripts with dynamic code will always be able to be sold.

This site provides a way for people to earn some extra cash and I do not get involved. Most sites on the internet would never allow this type of business model. They would want at least a small percentage of each sale. I will continue not to get involved with quality content, but I have to look out for the normal users too.

Jeromy, so in your first post, you say "If you currently have these types of scripts for sale on this website, then you may continue to sell them," but you took down live cable pak, which was already up, and had many downloads, and other scripts of this type remain available for sale. Why have you singled out live cable pak?

Last edited on July 09, 2012 at 01:32

@pilot4prophet i think they really just wanted to make it look like she had scammed people . when the nasty comments didn't stop people from waatin it they made it vanish to look like she vanished ! really no more little kid bs games !

Last edited on July 09, 2012 at 02:02

@pilot4prophet wrote:


Honestly I chose these scripts to kill because of the constant complaints I received. Even so far as to have users track me down with my personal email address. The reviews on those scripts were a mess of complaints from users and childish remarks from the developer. Even the formatting of the description was hideous and broke the layout of the site.

It wasn't personal. And xhankx should calm down with his conspiracy theories. I could care less about whatever the hell he is claiming. I'm not out to get anyone. Aliens have not put me up to this. I am not friends with Barrack Obama.

You should contact the developer concerning any further issues.

When I created the original "TV Channel Pack", I was checking and updating the script sometimes several times a day to keep it up and running. It scraped the links from my blog. But I soon realized that with the type of live TV content it offered, the links constantly change or go away. It is a TON of work to keep a link farmed script alive. I could have never charged for the script for fear that it would all come crashing down. I now personally would try to stay away from hard-coding ALL links, unless you create a script for yourself and for your personal use. They just break way too often and you can avoid controversies such as this by NOT uploading them to the public.