Yeah but that’s way way more labor and inconvenience. Even after the server is setup (which was actually very tricky to make it work when i tried it a year ago), and even then you still have to manually download all the content you want ahead of time. Thanks for the suggestion though
Friendly tip: If you’re committed to sailing the seas, you can (and should) always rent a Seedbox. A lot of seedbox services also provide a way to throw up rudimentary services alongside their torrent webclient.
Both of these services for example, just have a single button to start up a Plex server alongside all the files you’ve already downloaded so you don’t even need to set anything up other than the Plex libraries. Plus since it’s already hosted, you could just share the link if you wanted friends to have access.
Plex will do downloads too ya’ know?
Yeah but that’s way way more labor and inconvenience. Even after the server is setup (which was actually very tricky to make it work when i tried it a year ago), and even then you still have to manually download all the content you want ahead of time. Thanks for the suggestion though
I mean you do you but I don’t find it that difficult.
You don’t need to automate downloading files (although it can be really nice when you do!) just grab what you want from a decent private torrent site.
Yea, Netflix and Disney are easier but Plex doesn’t constantly increase their prices.
Friendly tip: If you’re committed to sailing the seas, you can (and should) always rent a Seedbox. A lot of seedbox services also provide a way to throw up rudimentary services alongside their torrent webclient.
Both of these services for example, just have a single button to start up a Plex server alongside all the files you’ve already downloaded so you don’t even need to set anything up other than the Plex libraries. Plus since it’s already hosted, you could just share the link if you wanted friends to have access.