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I installed an app on my Chromecast/Google TV a couple of days ago called Cloudstream. Some of the providers segment the different shows/movies by Netflix/HBO/D
by someotherperson 3y ago
I installed an app on my Chromecast/Google TV a couple of days ago called Cloudstream. Some of the providers segment the different shows/movies by Netflix/HBO/Disney+/Paramount etc. Some of the providers give you 4K streams. Has subtitles, "watch later" lists and the ability to continue from where you left off. The interface is pretty nice too. It's really straight forward to add on any Android device -- phone, Fire stick, whatever.
It took a couple of minutes to install and about a half hour to fully configure.
If they want us to go back to piracy, it's now easier than ever before. And I'm wholly prepared for it.
- cj 3y agoThis sounds similar to Popcorn Time (now defunct). I think they open sourced and then got taken down a while back. One major difference (I think?) is it appears Cloudstream doesn't include the "sources" by default in the core app. Maybe that will help them subvert copyright for a while if the client GUI is decoupled from the source of the pirated content.
- xtracto 3y agoI remember installing that CloudStream app and struggling a bit with plugins, repositores and whatnot, for a couple of hours... with regards to piracy up until now nothing has beaten simple BtDigg + WebTor for me until now.