Justin does work... Funny, first time I heard of it was one week ago from my brother in Colombia... (a different juntin channel).
What is justin?

Look!! I've posted this a zillion times. If you havn't got F1 on the telly, go to pino's chat room during the sessions, particularly during quals and the race and ask around. Somebody will help you out.

1. It's illegal
2. Poor quality

So!! You never smoked when you were at school?

So don't watch it - you can follow quals or the race on the live times at F1.com.

As far as I'm concerned, my door is locked and the police need a search warrant to enter my apartment. By then, I'll just close justin. This weekend, we have F1 live, so I don't need justin.

I'll "hole up" and shoot it out with the Cop'ers! http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...lies/smile.gif
It's a pirate's life for me lads http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...ies/tongue.gif

On second thought, I'll join you. Pirates in arms!! http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...lies/smile.gif

That's not what I meant Valve. I wasn't saying you, or anyone else, shouldn't use such a feed. In fact, I have used it myself in the past, and might very well use it again in the future.

All I was saying is, there are perfectly valid reasons why someone might want to try another alternative. Why IMO there is demand for a paying service to stream F1 live, worldwide.

I heard FOTA talking about these things in their statements (about pursuing alternative methods of revenue, etc.). Hopefully something will come off those talks soon.

If FOM could offer a paid-for feed at a reasonable cost, with a guaranteed QoS, very few people would bother turning to the pirates. There's a revenue stream waiting to be tapped.