Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ

Multiplex, an app to watch torrents together. It provides an experience similar to Apple's SharePlay and Amazon's Prime Video Watch Party, except for any torrent instead of a specific streaming service. Thanks to WebRTC, it doesn't require a server to sync playback, and can use a gateway if a viewer can't use BitTorrent. It's written in Go for GNOME; check it out on GitHub https://github.com/pojntfx/multiplex

made by @pojntfx@mastodon.social

I have been a user of Real Debrid for some time now and looking how easy it is to watch whatever the heck you want with light apps such as Stremio a sudden doubt came to me, how does these Debrid services even get to be that stable and copyright free?

I mean are they playing that "we offer a cloud service" flag? Because even old school services such as MediaFire and Mega who I guess say they are personal cloud services get some files flagged too...

Or is it only that their user base ain't as big as the aforementioned services? I don't even know if this is true yet, I am a RD user more nowadays.

Hey I was just wondering if anyone had experience streaming NFL games that happened last week to catch up? I use Kodi for streaming if that helps. I already have Fen, Seren, and The Crew add-ons

Any help is appreciated thanks

So I'm pretty new to this, but have a Linux system set as a torrent box / emby server. I'm running protonvpn cli with permanent killswitch and qbittorrent set to use the VPN tunnel.

I've been running it for about a month now, but just found out I had a leak early August and got a copyright notice from my ISP. I'm pretty sure this is related to a lock up and crash of the protonvpn gui client, which was shit. I haven't had any notices since, despite doing heavy downloading. I also did not have QBT configured to only use the VPN tunnel at that point.

My question is, is there anything else I can do to prevent leaks? It's got me a bit sketched.

As the title states Edytjedhgmdhm a direct download site previously linked on the megathread got removed from said megathread.
Does this mean it is no longer considered safe?
I did notice the site has recently improved its UI to something still simple but not as completely barebones.
But once again would love to know if Edytjedhgmdhm is still safe because really like the site but if it is considered comprised I have to know.
Thanks in advance

I know it's against the rules to request links to specific titles, but I assume it's okay to ask generally. (Still, let me know if this should be taken down.) I'm looking for sources of an obscure cryptid-hunting show from the 2000s. It's like popcorn to me, I just can't help watching it.

I'm looking for recommendations of sites that might have it. Direct downloads, torrents, or streaming are all fine, I can make it work one way or another. It's available to stream with ads on Amazon, so I'm sure there's some pirated copies floating around out there.

Hello my fellow pirates I have a question for all. Is there a way to remove pop up ads from my mobile game ? They have been getting really annoying lately and wanted to know if there is a way to remove them. Thank you all for taking the time to comment.

Hey fellow saltdogs! :D

I have a jellyfin server running on an old laptop. Now I have the jellyfin Android app and would want to play content with subtitles (anime weeabooo), Cast to my Chromecast. I was using VLC player as an external player on Android but casting with subtitles is not supported. Max Player had a lot of adds I have heard (?).

Anyone watching their content with subtitles via Chromecast? What player are you using?

it just seems like the goto of tpb is kind of feeling abandoned as a source of content at times and wondering if there's anything new out there I should look for to get my hands on something like an apple silicon version of Sketchup.

I've only got a couple of categories, one for sonarr, prowlarr (for some reason), and Games. They each have their save path set and thus I would expect any torrent added under the Games category would be saved in the path set for that category. But they're not, they're dumped in the default save path making that folder a hot mess. What's the deal? Why are categories so terrible?

I started with XMBC then Kodi then Plex on a succession of Raspberry Pis. Then, four years ago, I switched to running Plex on a Shield Pro.

Now, I am trying to pick up enough Linux and Docker knowledge to be able to set up a Plex server, just for video, with automated RSS torrent management, running in Docker on an 8GB Raspberry Pi 4 running Raspbian Bullseye.

I am not a technologist by trade, so hoping to find a Docker image that enables that without needing a lot of additional Linux plumbing to make it work. I am old and mostly rely on rudimentary UNIX skills left over from the late-'80s.

Thanks for considering!

I used to be much more knowledgeable about releases, groups and naming conventions. As I mostly moved off piracy and only use it occasionally, the release titles started getting less and less readable to me.

What was TS versus TC? How about IT, etc.

Dropping any release to Chat GPT and asking it to break it down works surprisingly well. Open AI's model is apparently very versed in release naming conventions - so if you're ever stumped like I often am - now you have a tool to help you out.

This is how it felt.

Not sure if it trustworthy or not but it have decent listing on there...

Quote from the article: “The inclusion of intrusive DRM softwares [sic] like Denuvo is a choice that yields an unfair punishment on the consumer,” Running With Scissors says. “Respect the consumer, make a game they want to play, and you will never feel the need to fight piracy. The gaming industry deserves a better future, fight for that.”

Status: 🟢 AVAILABLE

Ahoy, fellow lemmings!

I was gifted a SkyShowtime voucher for an electronics purchase but piracy is somewhat legal and easy in the Czech Republic, so I won't use it.

You'll most likely have to VPN into the Czech Republic to use the voucher but the (limited!) range of shows will be also available in English, Spanish, Polish or Hungarian. IDK if the UI language can be set. A dollar will also be blocked from your credit card but will be returned when you cancel the subscruption.

To claim the voucher, DM me your e-mail and "My Czech VPN is ready. I promise not to watch Deer Squad" so that I can make sure that you will be able to use it. The first person will be sent an e-mail with the code and instructions on how to redeem it. I will provide support if you encounter any issues.

Note that the selection of shows is limited and most are shit. Highlights include (not guaranteed to be available):

• Shrek movies (all of them I think)
• Madagascar (all of them I think)
• Puss in Boots 1 & 2
• Avatar: The Last Airbender
• Spongebob Squarepants
• The Office
• Forrest Gump
• Green Mile
• Pulp Fiction
• Dexter
• Dr House
• Schindler's List
• Indiana Jones movies
• The Birds (1963)
• Inside Man (2006)
• Land of the Lost (2009)
• Nocebo (2022)
• Mr. Robot (2015-2019)
• Twin Peaks (1990-2017)
• Billions (2016-2023)
• Californication (2007-2014)
• Heroes (2006-2010)
• Frasier
• Bates Motel
• The Usual Suspects

For the last 2 months, I've been reaching out to every single IPTV provider I could find online to compare their services. After trying out close to 30 services and ranking them in a spreadsheet, I was surprised by the huge gap in quality. At this point I started to get curious, I thought, "How good can it really get?"

Turns out it can get pretty good. Eventually I found a handful of providers with real stable, 4K (2160p) sports streams at 50fps with full PPV and F1 TV coverage. Obviously, they are a little more pricey at around $15 for a 1-month sub on average. But it's worth every penny if you ask me.

I thought it would be cool to have some kind of public directory, or I could just share my spreadsheet, since this information is really hard to come by on the internet. But a directory grows stale over time if it's not constantly updated. Also, there's constant pricing changes, providers pop up and others disappear, lots of scammers to avoid, and people may have valuable additional info to contribute.

So I set up Open Supply and invited a bunch of the providers to post. There are only a few providers here currently, but the list will be growing. You can check out the IPTV Subs community here: https://lemmy.opensupply.space/c/iptv_subs

OR

Search for it: !iptv_subs@lemmy.opensupply.space

This took a lot of work to set up, if you happen to try out an IPTV service in this list, I only ask that you come back and leave an informative positive/negative review for other people who'll come along in the future. Thanks!

Also, is it possible to get this community officially added to the megathread? I think this info is super valuable.

EDIT: For everyone asking for the spreadsheet to see the 4K providers, all the best 4K ones are already in the community, if they are not, they will be posting soon, just join the discord/telegram and ask them for a free 24hr trial and get streaming. Remember to leave a review after you try them out.

I need a guide for the Android Lucky Patcher to make my game-cracking easier. Can anyone recommend a good one?

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/16afo4x/rockstar_selling_you_cracked_copies_on_steam/

Here I found 2,

I only tried uploading HYBRID, not V2.

https://thepiratebay.org/

https://ext.to/

update for SEO: 1337x.to also supports hybrid, seems that sites that don't support this feature are in the minority.