Correction. I guess it is a bit different than a seedbox (I’ve never used a seedbox)
Here is what I found online:
A Debrid service has support for multiple premium file hosts, while a Seedbox does not
A Debrid service, once it completes a torrent download, will stop seeding, while a Seedbox seeds a download forever until you stop it from seeding (hence the name).
Some Debrid services, such as Premiumize, can seed for a certain amount of time.
A Debrid service is usually cheaper than a Seedbox.
RealDebrid not only allows you to download but also stream directly from them. I use rclone to mount the drive to my media server and read the files with Plex/Jellyfin.
Yes! Plex_Debrid is the automation component that will go and add the torrents to RealDebrid based on your Watchlist in Plex. The Plex_Debrid Github has a step by step guide on setting each component up.
I recently cancelled all streaming services I had.
I now use Plex / Jellyfin with Plex_Debrid & RealDebrid.
Ditto. I’m on Kodi / The Crew + Real Debrid. Such a pleasure to use.
What’s realbird? Like a seed box?
Yep!Correction. I guess it is a bit different than a seedbox (I’ve never used a seedbox)
Here is what I found online:
RealDebrid not only allows you to download but also stream directly from them. I use rclone to mount the drive to my media server and read the files with Plex/Jellyfin.
Ah ok so it’s a bit different setup but basically like Plex + seedbox and + rr suite
Does this stream the torrent or does it steam just from my debris account?
It downloads the torrent and then streams from the service. That way your traffic is clean.
Ribbit
Yes! Plex_Debrid is the automation component that will go and add the torrents to RealDebrid based on your Watchlist in Plex. The Plex_Debrid Github has a step by step guide on setting each component up.
Ribbit
Is there a good tutorial on how to set up plex? I’m so done with streaming services.
Good choice
Do debrid services even seed back?
From what ive been reading it seems that they just don’t.
That’s a great question. I believe it does