Psythik

Out of the box, Nuvio cannot do much (hence why it’s allowed in app stores).

Research more into now it’s plug-in system works. Specifically look into one of the following plug-ins: Torrentio or Comet.

Also learn what a Debrid service is, and then we can talk. Until then, knock it off with the conspiracy theories. It is mind-blowing to me how much effort you’ve put into wanting me to be wrong. That’s fine; nobody’s forcing you to use it. Stick with Jellyfin if it helps you sleep at night. I’ll continue to enjoy pirating the easy way.

You’re misrepresenting how it works. There is nothing “random” or “opaque” about Nuvio. You pick and choose the exact file you want to see, just like browsing torrents. I go with the REMUX every time.

And It’s better because you can watch anything you want instantly without having to download it first then transfer it to your Jellyfin library, and then delete the file when you’re done watching. Nuvio simplifies the entire process. (Of course you can also save your download to your library to watch again).

You people frustrate me so much; you rather make up lies than simply try the app and see for yourself how much better it is than Jellyfin. Nuvio can do everything Jellyfin does, except better.

Well like I said, please look into Nuvio instead. I’m about to ditch Stremio and switch

Nuvio is the same as Stremio except better, because it has more quality of life features (like a “Who’s watching” feature). I only mentioned Stremio because it’s more well-known than Nuvio, but both work the same way. If anyone remembers Popcorn Time, it’s more like that.

That’s not how this works. If you don’t want a shit bitrate, don’t pick a file with a shit bitrate to stream. I go for the REMUX every time. I have no issues streaming a 70GB file over my gigabit 5G home internet connection. If you have slow internet, then I can understand why you’d prefer Jellyfin.

What license? It’s piracy. Basically every streaming service combined into one.

IDK why everyone here is in love with Jellyfin when we have Stremio/Nuvio. Jellyfin is a lot of work; with Nuvio all you do is browse like Netflix, and stream. No existing media library requires.

Bro you missed out. A girl approached me too, and I did believe her. (Her coworker convinced her to ask me out.)

We’ve been together 8 years and now we own a house. So don’t give up boys, as long as you follow the two rules, she will eventually find you.

(Also, dress well and have a skincare routine; women love men who take care of themselves.)

Rainforests are being destroyed to harvest it.

Meanwhile I’m bringing a bottle of real maple syrup to IHOP because I can’t stand that fake Mrs. Butterworth’s corn syrup slop.

Why would they not? I’ve heard that Europe is extremely strict when it comes to altering the facade of your building; is that not the case?

I mean I’ve literally seen videos of garages in The Netherlands with the door being disguised as a normal wall with a window, to maintain the appearance of the original building. Am I wrong about this?

If that’s the case I’m genuinely surprised that the city/HOA isn’t complaining.

Why does your apartment/condo have anti-suicide nets? Do you live in a factory in China?

If you don’t feel llke spending money just run a SHOUTcast server on your home PC/homelab/personal server, plus a small web server to serve as the front-end, and that way you can avoid paying the monthly fee for AsuraCast entirely.

How valid of a solution this is depends entirely on whether or not you care about things like 4K, Full RGB (4:4:4), Dolby Atmos, HDR, etc. If you do, the laptop’s GPU and the TV both must support HDMI 2.1 or higher, or they won’t be able to handle the high bandwidth demands of modern home theater display formats. (You need a decent high bandwidth cable too, of course.)

Thankfully OP might be in luck. I just looked it up and it turns out that the 3050ti does in fact support HDMI 2.1. I’m not sure if that guarantees the laptop will have a 2.1 port like with desktop GPUs but I guess the best way to find out is to just plug in a cable and see if everything works.

Yeah so what the fuck lol

I was the same age, and after Firefox 1.0PR came out, I was beyond ready to finally ditch Netscape &. IE6. I never even got around to trying IE7. Firefox was (and still is) too good.

Because I’m too ADHD to read post titles, I literally thought that’s what this was at first.

If it’s so good, then why is there only One Piece of it? Why not a Second or Third Piece?

There’s a love action version? I just assumed the middle screenshot was DLSS 5.

en masse*

I mean you’re kinda right, because it’s literally French for “in mass”.

Like this: 💆

Okay, so the answer basically is that you can’t have multiple people working on overlapping bits of code, not without someone sorting it out first.

The part that confuses me is how can multiple people work on overlapping bits of code at the same time, and the Git manager (or whatever you call it) just handles it all without breaking everything?

I don’t.