Pretty easy to setup quality filters as long as the sites you’re downloading from have releases with proper filenames to identify exactly what codec/audio/etc the release is.
If you miss DC++, nicotine (part of Soulseek network) is still great, it’s got some quirky and weird users you can avoid pretty easily but the files are good
It’s been a long time since I sailed the seas. I don’t even know how the kids do it anymore.
https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/30393940 <- everything you need
Oh Captain, my Captain!
Forward the ports, baton down the router, there’s a content storm coming ye salty bilge rat
The sea’s, she calls my name again! 🏴☠️
The sea is a fair temptress indeed
it certainly has evolved,
i used to think i enjoyed surfing sites for the best files but it really is nicer letting the Arrs do it for you
Browse to discover, arr’s for the actual lift.
Pretty easy to setup quality filters as long as the sites you’re downloading from have releases with proper filenames to identify exactly what codec/audio/etc the release is.
Stremio with torrentio and realdebrid and you get 4k streaming from all torrent sites regardless of seeders
What if I want to watch live sports
Problems I will never have.
There is lots of free and paid IPTV providers
Any good resources for finding IPTV providers? Whenever I search everything feels like a scam.
Theres usa tv plugin, im not into sports, not sure how good it is
fmhy
I’m still using:
A btguard VPN.
Transmission for the torrent client.
1337x.to to search.
I’m sure that’s not the latest, hippest setup, but it works for me.
Is that still an ok flow? Should I change anything? I’m old and set in my ways.
Transmission kinda meh, in my testing. I would suggest using qbittorent, unless you hate Qt.
Does qbittoreent have a docker container/webui like transmission does?
Yep, there a server version and web ui from it. Alto, for both programs I prefer to use auto-download of torrents from folder.
Ah good to know, thanks!
Honestly still fine. There’s some niche things you won’t find on 1337x but it’s rare.
Jellyfin. Radarr. Sonarr. Big HDD.
It’s like Kaleidescape but for poor people.
If you plan on building a proper pirate ship, a good place to start is https://trash-guides.info/.
Although I would highly recommend automating it with https://github.com/raydak-labs/configarr
I started with things like Audiogalaxy, then moved on to kazaa. Oh man, then DC++ in college. Those were the days.
If you miss DC++, nicotine (part of Soulseek network) is still great, it’s got some quirky and weird users you can avoid pretty easily but the files are good
Torrents still work, though I definitely need to update my tracker list.