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You're behind the times. These days piracy is available through a Netflix-like interface, without any buffering, subtitles are automatically loaded in from all
by dns_snek 3y ago
You're behind the times. These days piracy is available through a Netflix-like interface, without any buffering, subtitles are automatically loaded in from all major websites like OpenSubtitles, and this experience is shared across all platforms (desktop, smart TVs, mobile).
It requires a bit of up-front setup (no more than 30 minutes if you're tech savvy and pick one of the less friendly options), but it really is easier than Netflix on a daily basis.
- epolanski 3y agoYou see? Even though I'm more tech savvy than the general public I knew nothing about that. You're proving this still requires know how. E.g. How do I set this up on my samsung smart tv?
- dns_snek 3y agoI don't think this is the right forum to discuss this in depth. Paid Plex sharing used to be great and required no setup at all, but they started cracking down on huge Plex servers. Kodi doesn't offer the best UX in this space [1], but certain addons 4 kodi should at least set you on the right path. (: I should mention that this isn't a free solution. It's inexpensive, but someone still needs to be paid to provide the bandwidth for a smooth experience, typically $5/mo or less. [1] Out of the box, if you're willing to tinker with it you can completely overhaul its look & feel: https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=367352 https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=367352