Mate, can you share how to get stremio with Rd as you mentioned? Happy to discuss over dm if more convenientStremio with RD, is very good, you can add "addons" that show all the latest releases from netflix etc. it's quite impressive.
This is an older guide but still relevant.Mate, can you share how to get stremio with Rd as you mentioned? Happy to discuss over dm if more convenient
Thanks mate, will give a try to set it up. appreciate your help with the guide:)This is an older guide but still relevant.
There are some more addons available if you use the search function on here you should find the threads with the info or just search Reddit.
I think real debrid doesn't work so well since I posted that. maybe somebody more knowledgeable may be able to help more.Mate, can you share how to get stremio with Rd as you mentioned? Happy to discuss over dm if more convenient
The devs fixed the RD issue with Torrentio and Mediafusion addons for Stremio.I think real debrid doesn't work so well since I posted that. maybe somebody more knowledgeable may be able to help more.
Never known torrentino to go down with premulize links. There are good plex and vod with the sort of content you talk about.Read this regarding recent changes to french hosted debrid services. The obvious benefit with Plex or emby is you don't have to worry about torrentio going down every 5 minutes, though the drawback is you need harddrive space and good speed. If you don't mind taking an extra 5 mins searching for what you want then Plex/Emby is pretty solid experience.
Its not as common now but Plex shares were very popular previously and hosts would hold 50k plus movies and 5k TV series. Problem was Plex cracked down and kept closing the shares down, and also depreciated performance because a lot of shares used cloud storage.
There are plenty of indexers to choose from for scrapping.Read this regarding recent changes to french hosted debrid services. The obvious benefit with Plex or emby is you don't have to worry about torrentio going down every 5 minutes, though the drawback is you need harddrive space and good speed. If you don't mind taking an extra 5 mins searching for what you want then Plex/Emby is pretty solid experience.
It’s not as common now but Plex shares were very popular previously and hosts would hold 50k plus movies and 5k TV series. Problem was Plex cracked down and kept closing the shares down, and also depreciated performance because a lot of shares used cloud storage.
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There are plenty of indexers to choose from for scrapping.
I don’t think you need to solely rely on Torrentio.
The same with Debrid services there are several to choose from not based on France.
I think the only way that Plex could compete with Debrid is if they all got shut down for some reason.
I haven’t encountered that issue tbh and if I did I would just find the torrent myself and cache to my cloud.There are, but as you know none index near as much as Torrentio. Whenever it goes down and your watching a TV series or an obscure movie, it's a coinflip if it's scraped by elf hosted.
Yeah I prefer plex for the same reasons you mentioned but as I understand it is not always being leeched, many times it's streamed from the cache as I understand and from cost perspective I'm not sure anything can compare with debrid for the quality offered.I thought I’d give this a go and really impressed at how you can literally make it look like a proper streaming client and are able to replicate ‘flicking through’ catalogue as you would with most streaming services.
What I’m hesitant about is the whole torrenting aspect and this is why I’ve always felt more comfortable using a Plex share, as content is coming directly from dedicated servers.
I know with stremio and a debrid service, the download is taken care of by the debrid site but it does still give me concerns that something is being seeded and thats tied back to me. I was unfortunate to receive one of those ISP ‘You've been caught torrenting’ letters in the late 2000s so I’ve always been super conscious ever since
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