While Popcorn Time is BitTorrent-based, TVMC pulls content from streaming sites. Legal content is available from all of these sites, but the decision of what to view will be down to the user. Once the software is installed the user is guided through a no-fail setup process to activate the main plugins that provide access to a wide range of movies, TV shows and sports.ĭespite the smooth setup, it’s still not quite Popcorn Time in terms of simplicity of interface, but content-wise it appears to hold all the cards with direct access to PrimeWire, Project Free TV, IceFilms, USTVnow and Veetle, among others.
Currently only available on Android, TVMC is XBMC/Kodi but in a convenient and almost ready-to-go package. With that in mind the people at TVAddons think they have a solution. The straightforward install and configuration process is a snap for almost anyone and while a fully-loaded XBMC/Kodi setup beats it in many respects, getting that setup right is not easy for beginners. That being said, in terms of simplicity Popcorn Time has the market sewn up.
While the app itself provides little direct access to content, a myriad of third-party plugins streamlines the process massively. XBMC, now officially known as the Kodi Entertainment Center, has been a popular choice amongst movie and TV show fans for many years. However, the idea of presenting content in a pretty interface is not new. Almost every other week the application, in one guise or another, becomes a newsworthy event. After months of prime-time exposure the various Popcorn Time apps have become some of the most talked about file-sharing applications around today.
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