From a quick read it seems it never actually downloads the content locally, anyone know if that’s an option?
Would be nice if after streaming it could finish the download and actually add it to the library.
I used it very briefly when I used to use plex, but it works pretty much as it looks. I just didn’t see a lot of benifits to that setup as I might as well just use Stremio if I wanted to go that route as this one was kind of a pain to setup. Not sure if you can get it to work “half stream, half download” in the way you want though… You might be able to script something similar though. Since it mounts the debrid service using rclone, you should be able to transfer out the files locally.
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It’s not very clear what your asking for, but I think this is what you are talking about?
Thank you. What I was asking is if there are plugins in Jellyfin related to piracy. For example to download movies from torrents.
This seems great. Anyone have experience with it?
From a quick read it seems it never actually downloads the content locally, anyone know if that’s an option? Would be nice if after streaming it could finish the download and actually add it to the library.
I used it very briefly when I used to use plex, but it works pretty much as it looks. I just didn’t see a lot of benifits to that setup as I might as well just use Stremio if I wanted to go that route as this one was kind of a pain to setup. Not sure if you can get it to work “half stream, half download” in the way you want though… You might be able to script something similar though. Since it mounts the debrid service using rclone, you should be able to transfer out the files locally.
Jellyserr could be good. It’s not a plugin for Jellyfin in and of itself, but rather a complementary service:
Then you can link up some *arr services:
Looks like a Overseerr clone. What does it do better?
It’s the same, it just adds support for jellyfin
Thank you I will check it !
Jellyseerr is great. +1 for it and the *arr apps
Yeah arr stack is what you want