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beaumains 11 points 3 years ago

Are you set on not running your own server?

I was running Plex for ages, but got sick of their endless corpo bullshit. Now I run Jellyfin (with lldap for auth), Radarr, Sonarr, Jackett, qbittorrent, yt-dlp-web-ui and Stash. Its probably not the best solution but its been working for me so far.

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Repulsa 3 points 3 years ago

That's similar to what I ran before although it was Emby and Usenet (sabnzbd) as I didn't have access to any decent trackers for torrenting. Was fine just for me but I need to provide more of a Netflix experience for my non tech savvy household and the storage cost would make it painful

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beaumains 6 points 3 years ago

I mean, my family cant tell the difference between 720p and 1080p so my storage cost is a non-redundant zfs array of $100 ssds.

If you use something like jackett/sonarr/radarr you dont have to be limited to just usenet or torrents. You can also look at things like Jellyseerr to give them something that they cant get on Netflix, the ability to request movies and shows.

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lemmy 3 points 3 years ago

I use Jellyfin even for my family they find it extremely easy to use. I have also included Ombi so if there is a show they want that isn't there they can request it and everything is handled automatically without my intervention. The most I do is change what harddrive things save to when I run out of space and add a new drive

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LanyrdSkynrd 1 point 3 years ago

The Plex server for my house has been running a Netflix like experience on a 3tb platter drive for years without issues. Once every few years it gets close to getting full and I have to figure out what people aren't watching and delete some stuff.

I don't have to have every show/movie already downloaded, my users can request media from Ombi and they automatically download. That way I'm not wasting storage on stuff that people aren't watching.

ETA: I don't use any private trackers, either. Just public trackers and a VPN for my torrent software.

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Parsnip8904 6 points 3 years ago

Real debrid with streamIO is the most painless option I have setup. My parents love using it and have stopped using everything else. You just need to remember to renew your subscription once you have set it up :) I get 4K releases for most of the things I watch, with no searching needed.

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Repulsa 2 points 3 years ago

Nice, I had a play with this earlier and it seems to work well if you know what you want to watch. Did see a few 'no results found' for some obscure shows

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TotallyTerry 2 points 3 years ago

Unfortunately that does happen. Real Debrid only keeps torrents cached for a period of time. If the files aren't being accessed regularly, than they will dump the files. If you find an active torrent than you can usually pop it into real debrid, let it download, and access it through stremio. It's definitely not ideal for a lot of people but it's still a great service for popular titles.

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Repulsa 1 point 3 years ago

Ah that makes sense, shouldn't be too much hassle to get them in there then if I can find a good source of torrents. What's the go to place for those?

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TotallyTerry 2 points 3 years ago

1337x, torrentgalaxy, torrent leech (if you don't care about hit and runs since RD does not seed files enough for private trackers). If it's really obscure, than I gotta do some deep diving to find available files.

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DataDreadnought 3 points 3 years ago

I've setup Stremio with Real Debrid and the Torrentio Addon for a lot of people and it all just works. SmartTube for YouTube replacement is also a goto.

I usually use a Chromecast but any Android TV will work. For a lot more work than it's worth but I still do it is remapping the Chromecast remote buttons to open SmartTube when hitting the YouTube button and Stremio when hitting Netflix.

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Repulsa 3 points 3 years ago

To sum up for anyone finding this later:

Running your own jellyfin server is best and free. Check out the servarr community to get started. Will take a bit of setting up but if you can figure out Lemmy, you can figure this out. I'd personally recommend some kind of Usenet subscription with this but some might prefer to use torrents.

You can do what I do and get an app share where someone else runs the server, downloads everything for you etc and you pay to use their service.

Stremio / Syncler paired with a paid real-debrid account seems like a good solution but you can use torrents if you don't want to pay anything. This is seriously good and cheaper than an app share. I'm getting rid of my backup app share and using this in its place.

Thanks all!

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Cantstopthesignal 3 points 3 years ago

Real Debrid with Syncler. It's a bit of a hassle to set up at first, but really slick after that. I've used it for years and love it.

Real debrid is great for torrenting without a VPN as well. You just send it a magnet link and it downloads the torrent file to their servers. You can then either download the file or stream it from the webpage or from Syncler.

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Repulsa 2 points 3 years ago

Nice so after I posted I went and started setting this up. What provider(s) are you using? I'm using Syncler+ and RD with a Jake something provider. Have seen quite a few 'no results' except for newer things and it's a lot slower than stremio to find links but it does look way nicer.

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Cantstopthesignal 2 points 3 years ago

I'll dm them to you in a half hour or so when I'm on break. I'll have to look them up I have them saved somewhere in my email

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Repulsa 2 points 3 years ago

Thanks so much

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Cantstopthesignal 2 points 3 years ago

These are the ones I use, you can also set one up through Orionoid, those work really well too. I also use them but they are account specific so I can't post here

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Eeyore_Syndrome 3 points 3 years ago

I've been using Premiumize.me+Kodi+Tmdb Helper running with Seren and syncing with trakt.tv on my Nvidia Shield 4k Pro 2019.

Artic Horizons 2 skin.

Only issue is playing some [Dolby VISION] .MP4/.MKV one of the formats, I can't ever remember which, is simply all green/pink bad color and also tends to overrun CDN cache/buffers.......

No issues for 720p-4kHDR/Stereo-[Dolby ATMOS] things otherwise.

And the shields upscaling is halfway decent.

Added bonus of not being sad when my Smart TV stops getting updates.

(I have a LG C9, webOS already stopped getting updates and I don't care.) 🤗

Added bonus using premiumize.me as a Seedbox for streaming torrents I download to it when things fail to be found/play through my normal means. So no needing a VPN.

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jagoan 1 point 3 years ago

I'm currently on my 2nd year of moviebox.pro, no issues so far. Like Netflix but for all the things.

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Fredol 1 point 3 years ago

HDDs are cheap, I don't know why you wouldn't host it yourself. Especially if you configure Sonarr Radarr etc so your family members don't even need you to download stuff

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balance_sheet 1 point 3 years ago
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thanks for using Leebra!

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