Of course! We have an automated system for Plex/Emby requests, please contact an admin to get a Discord invite. There is a Discord Bot for automation.

If the content you request is not available, or can not be found by the bot within 5 days, please contact an admin and we will sort it out manually.

For IPTV requests, please contact an admin and we will contact the IPTV provider to see if your request is viable.

Transcoding is perfectly fine for both Emby and Plex, however we do not allow transcoding for 4K content as it will severely slow down the servers.

However, we do recommend direct play and setting your quality settings to Maximum.

You can download media for offline use on Plex only, you may need to get a Plex pass to facilitate.

Emby does not support offline media downloads.

Unfortunately at this time, Plex is not available for shares as it fills up quickly. We do not overload our Plex servers due to the risk of bans.

However, we offer Emby shares with the same library as our Plex.

We also offer Emby and Jellyfin appboxes.

Unfortunately, sometimes our sentient robots on Discord are not able to find what you’re looking for. We use private torrents to find content, however sometimes it needs to be found manually or ripped manually.

Please contact an admin on Discord, forum or the contact form if the media you requested has not been downloaded and added within 5 days.

The kids category is for content that is PG-13 or less. If you find media in the kids category that does not fulfill this requirement, please contact an admin on Discord, forum, or the contact form.

Of course, please provide an admin with your username/email and we can remove the libraries you do not want for either Emby or Plex.

Although we have a really good CDN network, those services have a way larger and more efficient CDN network available to them.

Along with that, they also have a lot better hardware to support auto hardware and quality switching, meaning they are able to switch your quality with ease based off of internet speed and hardware speed, giving the illusion of no buffering or downtime.

Unfortunately, we do not have the GPU or CPU resources to facilitate something like that, so you will periodically get buffering if your internet speed isn’t up to par with what you’re trying to watch.

Transcoding 4K content is not allowed due to its resource-intensive nature. Modern GPUs can handle 4K transcoding, but it generally looks inferior. Direct streaming only allows 4K content for direct playing or streaming, which delivers the content in different container formats. To play 4K, increase your remote/internet bandwidth to the max.

Set bandwidth for Local/Remote/Internet to Max. Set any audio passthrough options to enabled/HDMI Ensure Subtitle processing is set to “Auto” and not “Burn in” Disable “Automatically adjust quality” For Android Plex clients disable Quality Suggestions” as well. For a comprehensive walkthrough for Plex clients, please visit https://mediaclients.wiki/

There is no one-size-fits-all solution for transcoding subtitles in Apple TV, as various factors can cause issues. Some subtitle formats require burning into the video stream, while others may require HDMI passthrough for audio. The client also plays a significant role. AppleTV has the most restrictive codec support, while Nvidia Shield is recommended for codec and media playback support. Rokus, FireTVs, and built-in Android/Smart TVs also have issues. If a 4K movie with TrueHD audio is playing, try using an alternative non-TrueHD audio track.

ProtonVPN offers a free tier for iOS and Android devices, which can be installed from their respective appstores. It can be sideloaded for Firesticks and works on the latest Chromecast with the remote. The free tier should work for HD, but results may vary for 4K. If you need faster speeds, consider upgrading to a paid plan. EU servers provide the fastest speeds under the free tier.