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IMO just join a private group and use Plex. You'll never have any ISP woes/issues.
by edm0nd 3y ago
IMO just join a private group and use Plex.
You'll never have any ISP woes/issues.
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- anonona_ 3y agoHow?
- 14 3y agoI know reddit had censored and shut the sub down but in past I used r/plexshare. You probably could just search for one on yandex or something. Google sucks for a search like that. The problem I had with plex was it can at any moment be shut down. Plex is actively looking for those sharing services like this and shutting them down. Then it would be offline from anywhere from 1hr to 12 hours. Usually pretty quick but more then one night I sit to watch my show and it had been shut down. I used a site called all media access I believe and they charged $10 a month. It was however with it in my opinion. They have since moved off plex and on to something like iptv but I just am not with them anymore so don’t know the details. But if I was you check out all media access.
- NegativeLatency 3y agoYou might look into seedboxes, I use feral hosting, basically it’s a server someplace where torrenting is legal that you run a remote torrent client on. Then on a server in my house I sync the files locally with syncthing and run plex locally. Jellyfin is another similar app to plex but it’s open source and while promising is not quite there yet for what I want out of a media app.
- imbnwa 3y agoPlex saved me from my Samsung TV's abysmal UPnP client.
- ToucanLoucan 3y agoIf you happen to go down the same route I did and eventually get frustrated with Plex's frankly abysmal apps and interfaces (the server is terrific though) I cannot recommend Infuse enough as a replacement. I HATED the Plex Apple TV app and infuse is a fantastic replacement.
- plorg 3y agoDepending on what features you want (I'm not sure how it is with, say, streaming outside your LAN) Jellyfin works pretty well for me and is extremely simple to set up.
- forevernoob 3y agoAs long as private trackers have absurd seeding rules and require you to sign up (initially) without your VPN active, I won't be touching them with a ten foot socket.
- satvikpendem 3y agoGet a seedbox and set it to seed indefinitely, you solve both problems at once.
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- teaearlgraycold 3y agoJust buy a hard drive. Why are you so afraid of them knowing your IP?
- kevincox 3y agoFrom what I have seen about published seeding rules most trackers as switching to pretty reasonable rules. Typically the only major sin is not seeding for a minimum length of time (usually a few days). Then there are ratio rules but these are typically assisted by bonuses for long seeding even with no downloads and freeleach for new and popular torrents. There are still a few trackers where the site ratio stat is zero-sum but for the most part this isn't the case. As long as you do make content available you will not be punished.
- satvikpendem 3y agoUse Jellyfin over Plex, it is open source for one thing and it's not being enshittified as Plex is, as Plex tries to generate revenue from notoriously cheap customers, by definition.
- hruzgar 3y agoAnywhere I can find jellyfin shares?
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