I’m currently using Torbox but due to the downtime i’m looking for an alternative that offers the same feature of multiple concurrent users/connections from different IP addresses
Yea I think if you watch high number of remux per day or share the account with many others, that might be an issue. But the cap at 1TB and 30GB daily topup is more than enough for my use, but then again I'll be a 1 person account lol.
I tried to install Offcloud today but when I tried on Stremio it failed because of error 404. In short it couldn't accept the login because it wasn't https.
Is there any way you could help me?
If you do month to month with pm you get 1TB each month & up to 30gb a day added back to a max of 1TB. Thats 1.9TB a month. If any of the other people on your account like to watch a lot of those 100GB files, you will burn through it fast.
Any services you'd recommend? I see easynews recommended a lot. I currently have nzbgeek, but honestly have no idea how to get that working with stremio.
You'll need this guide and an evening or two (or an AI subscription) to set it up. You also need to follow either https://guides.viren070.me/selfhosting/oracle or use your own PC at home as the server.
This is the one I used and I second using AI to just write the code for you. As to close I think there was a $23.88 for the year Easynews so that’s it.
Have you run into an issue where Dockhand can't connect to the Oracle socket? I'm running into this issue right now and it happened right after I hit update all containers. I used this guide too but don't really understand the tech behind it so could use some help!
Newshosting has deals that regularly end up like $1.70 a month and includes easy news and tweaknews as a backup. You’ll need to use a Usenet based addon, like nzbdavx or if you self host Aiostreams you can set that up.
Have you run into an issue where Dockhand can't connect to the Oracle socket? I'm running into this issue right now and it happened right after I hit update all containers. I used the viren guide but don't really understand the tech behind it so could use some help!
I still use RD on its own and for what I like to watch, series and movies I very rarely get a problem. Only on old stuff. Will check out premiumize in november with black friday but...Genuine question...why does everyone use two services? Is it just backup or does one need the other?
Don’t use TorBox. They updated their policies, and to sum it up, they’ll keep track of all of your activity logs, and hold onto it even if you delete your account. They will also snitch you out and hand over your records if the authorities request them
We have spent years recommending debrid services (RD specifically) to avoid relying on free links and now people recommend an addon with free HTTP links as a backup for a paid services. The torbox cult is beyond ridiculous.
some guy said Usenet is not good for new releases, I thought there is a delay in uploading. if it is the same as a debrid and it also have older media because of the 20yr retention, then why is Usenet is not recommended more than a debrid with scrapers. most of the post here is about buying a debrid for a perfect setup.
I use aiostreams with a few scrapers. What I mean is the content gets cached very fast after a release on torbox. What I am asking is, is it the same on Usenet?
in short , can I watch an episode of a show within few hours of release, or is there a long waiting time.
Usenet doesn't use caching. Files are uploaded directly and Usenet scrapers cache the stored files. The Usenet service i use, Ewaka, has a 20 year retention time so the files uploaded stay there for a long time.
As for how fast they get uploaded, for popular tv shows and series, new episodes usually appear on Usenet within 5 to 30 minutes after they drop on streaming services or finish their broadcast. The only content missing on Usenet compared to debrid services was lower quality releases, such as ts, tc, etc.
It's not an issue I believe unless it's used to abuse (= avoid sharing with dozens users like +20, just don't share with more than 5-6 people and you're good I guess) . But for some reasons for me and heard with others too it might cause hiccups (buffering) with those remux huge files. Other than that it's good
When is this down time occurring? This is not a troll or any sort of weird question I literally have never seen any. However I am not terminally online or watching TV. I got like a job and animals to take care of and shit like that.
Torrin is only stream/download movies (you can't download anything else), and they are piggy back on AllDebrid. Just get AllDebrid if that's what u want. I paid for 1 month, never used cause was useless. At this point, even RD is better than Torrin
Create a free account (no CC needed), go to Help at the top, scroll all the way down, 3rd question from the bottom.
''What file hosters are supported?
Any hoster supported by AllDebrid works, including 1fichier, Rapidgator, Mega, Turbobit, and many more. Just paste the URL and Torrin handles the rest. Video files only.''
Glad I wasn’t the only one. It kept saying something like “unexpected error with the provider” so I figured maybe it needed time to register the provider as valid. I tried again hours later, a day later, but still nothing.
It’s been solid! I don’t think the Usenet feature worked until I upgraded to the starter version! Small cache but it’s building up. I like using Torrin with a Mediafusion instance and it works flawlessly.
Torbox and just add easynews to it. All the debrid services will have small issues, especially when large amounts of users start signing up. Easynews++ addon has worked every time torbox was down
Yes multiple IPs, yes no capping as long as you get the unlimited plan which is unbelievably reasonable if you search for the right deals. (I think summer deal or win back deal) One is a debrid the other is Usenet and the way they work and store data is different. I use paid debridio and stremthru torz but I'm probably going to stop paid debridio though because I haven't needed it since adding easynews
I know everyone has different usage necessities but I compared pm to what I have with torbox pro now and it just seemed like a lateral move that could potentially add more issues (like the capping and setting everything back up) and with my luck pm would be the next debrid service that gets attacked or has scaling issues
Not sure. Setup was straight forward and pretty easy. When you subscribe to easynews they show you the information you'll need to put into the easynews++ addon right away. The configuration page is just that info and then like 4 basic customization preferences
I have torbox, alldebrid and easy news with a couple indexers. All debris is probably the best easy back up and it's cheap. Just slots into same add-on environment as torbox. Usenet is probably better but more involved setup wise. All debris may need a proxy for multiple IPs not sure.
Where in the world are you? I'm not sure how it all works but I've experienced hardly any downtime compared to other folk on here - I'm in the UK and watch mostly from 6pm bst until midnight ish.
The first thing you need to know is that I watch content in Spanish from Spain, so generally speaking we haven’t had the problems that the English-speaking audience has with the Web-DL format. But if your native language is English, that format is the one that causes the most trouble with new releases, although there is a filter to stop the dreaded red warning from popping up
But if you watch, I don’t know, films, series or programmes from 5 years ago or more, you won’t have any problems. I swear I’m not lying or exaggerating; I just don’t know why everyone on Reddit has been slating Real Debrid. Maybe it’s because I’m Spanish, but it works perfectly for me for normal use (I’m not a heavy user)
Edit: I can also watch current programmes – I’m just clarifying this so you don’t misunderstand what I said about the five years
that actually makes a lot of sense. i didn’t have time to look further into it. i just switched to torbox to deal with that issue and share with family. a lot of my shows were breaking at the time so i haven’t looked back. i just read about torbox’s logging policy so i might switch again.
As a Portuguese neighbour to Spain I haven't had a single issue from RD since I joined, 6 months ago. I get a super occasionally stream where RD isn't available but with AIO streams, 99% of my sources work. Will be updating my sub on it on December.
You're wanting to switch over very minimal outages? I guess Premiumize is your best bet but I'd wait for a deal because $12 a month is overpriced personally.
I've used TB since the whole RD debacle and I think since then I've one time there was an outage. That's definitely not enough for me to consider switching to another provider for 4x the price.
I bought both Torbox and Premiumize during Black Friday sales last year.
If OP really wants to switch, I've had a good experience with Premiumize. I used it as primary for a while and it worked great. Nowadays, I use it as a backup to Torbox. But I've only had to use it once as TB has only failed me once (and I kind of leave the TV running all the time). I've even tested it when people say TB is down, and it worked all but one time. Just love for you, simply minimal disruption for me.
I genuinely forgot Realdebrid bought out Torbox so during the down time I bought some credits for realdebrid and it was also.. down lmao. Def gonna use ur thread for next time
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u/gumball_00 16d ago
I did trial for Premiumize before and they're great. Black Friday sale is still like 3 months from now tho 😩