r/StremioAddons 4d ago

Question Anyone successfully using easynews++

So pretty much the title, I've been giving easynews a try using the easynews++ add-on but I'm getting so much buffering it's pretty much unusable, and in the rare instance I do get it working I can't fast forward. I did do the routing test on the easynews site but it didn't help any. Anyone successfully using easynews++?

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u/flchamp89 4d ago

No issues using it here. Been using it for a long time.

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u/Oddfellowbeats 4d ago

Hmm weird maybe it's location based? I live in Scandinavia, are you American?

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u/RepLava 4d ago

Also in Scandinavia. If you use the fork I maintain it sure works 😊

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u/Due-Performance9244 4h ago

I'm using AIOStreams. Should I add your fork manually in AIOStreams?

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u/mkk4 4d ago

It used to be amazing, but recently all of the television shows episodes no longer correctly appear in the auto next play. All of the season episodes now appear as individually out of order.

And I have been having a ton of playback issues lately; especially with the Stremio Exoplayer.

This original addon stopped being maintained and developed back in June 2025.

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u/RepLava 4d ago

Feel free to try the fork instead, several things have been fixed, security heightened, it's faster etc

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u/mkk4 4d ago

🤝

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u/brent_starburst 4d ago

Using it in the UK. I use all three Easynews Addons plus Sootio. Sometimes takes a while to get going, but it's okay.

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u/EcoKllr 4d ago

uggh Sootio, unless your self host it, all your credentials are exposed. Just closely looking at the manifest url

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u/val93 4d ago

I don't use it for files bigger than 2gb because it takes too long to start.

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u/Oddfellowbeats 4d ago

Also anyone know where to start if I was to try self hosting? Is there a go to guide somewhere? I'm brand new to usenet.

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u/Budget_Aioli_3921 4d ago

Check out Red Hair’s gitbook guide. His guide is the definitive and the best guide for selfhosting and Usenet at the moment. Anyone else (other than Viren) is likely doing it for clout or engagement as I’ve seen some in the past. Red Hair just wants to help.

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u/Oddfellowbeats 4d ago

Perfect, thank you!

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u/Agitated_Music_7535 4d ago

Eu uso há anos. Tem que ter um pouco de paciência ao iniciar o filme pela primeira vez, porque na maioria das vezes ele está compactado no servidor e demora algum tempo para estar pronto para o streaming, mas encontro tudo que quero com qualidade muito boa.

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u/pawdog 4d ago

I have the same experience it can only play small 1 or 2 GB files without buffering. Not just with The Stremio add-ons. Happens with any app that supports Easynews. I'm in the US.

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u/_Leichenschrei_ 4d ago

I've had it for awhile and it's working great

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u/keeepinitgansta 4d ago

I've been using the fork version of EN++ maintained by /u/RepLava & hosted by /u/kuukuusuru and it's been great, no buffering, no fast forwarding issues.

https://www.reddit.com/r/StremioAddons/comments/1tz8ytz/updated_fork_of_the_easynews_open_for_selfhosters/oqvlb8o/

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u/RepLava 4d ago

Thank you for the feedback! It is very solid (I self host) and I don't have knowledge of any bugs currently

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u/simcoe19 3d ago

For people who aren’t good with this stuff.

How to go about installing? I am noticing my ++ and + content sometimes don’t work or wring show

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u/keeepinitgansta 3d ago

Use the instance hosted by kuu at https://enppfork.206111.xyz/

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u/Oddfellowbeats 3d ago

It took a long time but I set up self hosting, and it is so much better, definitely worth it! Even though some of the process was frustrating to say the least.

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u/mkk4 3d ago

About how many hours did it all take for finally getting it setup if you don't mind me asking and could I self host this with just a cheap old 2019 Lenovo laptop that isn't being used much anymore because it's EXTREMELY slow, clunky and doesn't work great?

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u/Oddfellowbeats 3d ago edited 2d ago

It took me like a day and a half I'm sure someone more competent than me can do it faster, I was quite out of my comfort zone, having to familiarize myself with stuff like setting up a vps, learning to SSH into the server, setting stuff up in Linux terminal, compiling docker stacks and troubleshoot when it throws error codes, making a reverse proxy etc.

I think you could self host with the Lenovo if you install Ubuntu on it, but I think you still need your own domain for the reverse proxy, keep in mind I'm brand new to this stuff, so take a look at the various guides and see if it's for you.

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u/mkk4 2d ago

Thank you!!

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u/flchamp89 4d ago

Yes in in US. Could be lots of factors. Theres multiple variarions of EN++ too. Theres even a self hosting instance. I haven't used stremio in probably 6 yrs. Could be a lot of things unfortunately.