So I was able to put Terrarium TV on my MacBook, so it's pretty nice for Television and Movies. I'll keep Covenant but we'll see.
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So I was able to put Terrarium TV on my MacBook, so it's pretty nice for Television and Movies. I'll keep Covenant but we'll see.
There are issues with the scraper used in all the Kodi addons (the tool that scrubs the web for streams) so although it works it's not returning half of the links that Terrarium is finding.. Another option for streams is Stremio.. and mobdro for live TV streams etcQuote:
Originally Posted by The Gemini Method
Nice call on Terraruim. Not liking the layout but 1080p suicide squad playing flawless on 8mps connection.
Why is Gvideo blocked on kodi but not terraruim?
not sure about gvideo. i only use terrarium nowadays.Quote:
Originally Posted by sickdsm
btw, see, i'm not here intentionally trying to ruin threads on st but contributing when i can. lol
The scraper used in Kodi addons isn't being supported and is pulling shit linksQuote:
Originally Posted by sickdsm
I recommend you guys follow a dude on YouTube named Solo Man.. He always shares the latest and greatest from the illegal streaming world
I must be too old. I have how everything is a video. I want to read my tutorial.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJR210
What are the differences between doing a streaming setup via firetv or via a raspberry pi set up?
Been happy with firetv so far. Holding out for their next updated fire tv that is coming out sometime 2018 for another room.
probably ram. the firetv has it's problems for sure especially when bundled with kodi and a shit ton of addon channels.Quote:
Originally Posted by LaMarcus Bryant
right there with you. not into video tutorials at all unless they deal with programming.Quote:
Originally Posted by sickdsm
Would whole heartedly recommend fire tv. My first dedicated kodi device was the original pi. The best thing by far on fire tv is the remote. Its awesome. You can use your phone in a pinch. Everything about the pi except retro gaming is just, you can MAKE it work. That first pi setup i had sucked. Remote was horrible, wifi dongle didn't work, etc... Meanwhile my pi3 setup with retropie i can't get kodi working. just get a fire tv. Dat remote is flawless.Quote:
Originally Posted by LaMarcus Bryant
the remote is def why it is worth it imo too.Quote:
Originally Posted by sickdsm
Rasberry Pi is more of a mini PC from what I've read.. Tbh, android boxes are good enough, get one around a bill and you're set. I'm on a Fire TV stick and it's been perfect for streamingQuote:
Originally Posted by LaMarcus Bryant
Interesting guys thanks.
Only plan on having a setup to a tv not a comp so guess I took the fire tv remote for granted :lol
Although I got a Phillips universal remote (Samsung tv hooked with fire tv) and that remote works all the same as the Amazon remote
The Android boxes available on Amazon with extras like HDMI/Ethernet/USB are cool too because they remove the restrictions of owning an Amazon device, and you can hook up shit like these little keypad remotes:Quote:
Originally Posted by LaMarcus Bryant
https://yall_it.s3.amazonaws.com/81%...0309132951.jpg
Although, the effectiveness of a device like that keypad aren't as good when you have Terrarium allowing you to use the microphone on your Fire TV remote to search
That voice search works on Terrarium? Got damn.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJR210
I have a m8s Android box in my shop streaming tune in. Had it for two? Years. Very rarely watch TV though it. Bout every couple months I have to factory reset it. Pretty frustrating. I might try Terrarium on it though. Working good thus far
Those mini keyboards are awesome. But they are more for setting things up rather than using for streaming imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJR210
Yeah, Terrarium allows you to use the remote mic to search..Quote:
Originally Posted by sickdsm
As for the keypads they are good for setup of course, but also searching quickly. Also, they are great for non Amazon devices as they all come with actual web browsers and makes navigating so much easier.
Tried voice search. Took me back to Amazon. Are you sure there's a way to use it?Quote:
Originally Posted by DJR210
Yes, positive. When you click the magnifying glass in Terrarium it takes you to the search box.. from there use the mic and it will plug in the detected speechQuote:
Originally Posted by sickdsm
So Terrarium released an update yesterday, and a second one today.. This is what the fuck I'm talking about.. The glory days of piracy are back :lol
Plenty of Google Video, and even the fast CDN hosted are there now.. The dude also labels known "slow servers" as such so you don't waste your fucking time clicking shit buffer fests..
Still using Terrarium, got that recent update. But it def seems like a lot of Terrarrium links buffer and stop way way more than Kodi/Covenant ever did. Which makes no sense bc they're supposed to be the same links. Maybe something with the program on the fire TV processor/wifi
Wat?Quote:
Originally Posted by LaMarcus Bryant
TBH terrarium is back to the glory days of Genesis.
:lol don't click on any of the links labled "slow server" of course, and stay away from CDN.. Openload and Streamango links are dependent really on luck it seems.. sometimes they work amazing, others it's a buffer fest from the jump.. The main ones you wanna use are the Google links, and the "fast CDN" links, which are conveniently labeled as such with the new update. You must also take into consideration of the size of the file as well, for example as an almost 3 GB video file may give fits to Openload's servers, but a 1.25 GB file (that don't even look too compressed) will work just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by LaMarcus Bryant
If none of these solved your issue, it's gotta be on your end.. Make sure your signal is strong enough, reset the router from time to time, etc..
This. :tuQuote:
Originally Posted by sickdsm