My favorite platform is iTunes, because it lets you download the files for offline viewing, and removing the DRM is trivially simple.

  • anon
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    2 years ago

    Until the streaming services can come together to create an open, decentralized protocol, they don’t get my money.

    Piracy is an accessibility issue.

    🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️Real debrid with Kodi. 🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️

    • @tunnus1
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      32 years ago

      I recently got into Real-Debrid and I’ve used it via Stremio. Works wonderfully but I still am uneasy about needing an account where all my activity and very likely IP addresses and all are centralised. All it takes is a single VPN fail to compromise the whole account and myself too. I guess people use the service by constantly creating new accounts and scrapping the old ones?

    • @jeanofthedead
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      22 years ago

      Meh, Kodi is over complicated and bloated. Stremio, Syncler, Weyd- all are streamlined and work really well.

    • @HelluvaKick
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      12 years ago

      Need to refigure out how to do this on my roku TV since everything is going up in price next month

      • Orange
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        12 years ago

        Plex server is my recommendation. There is a Roku TV app and I have yet to come across a device that there isn’t a Plex app for. I have personally had no issues with my Plex server in the year+ I’ve been using it.

        • @HelluvaKick
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          22 years ago

          I know nothing but I am in for a project this weekend

        • realcaseyrollinsOP
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          12 years ago

          Fair warning, the Roku client for PLEX doesn’t seem to support HDR, at least from my own testing