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Real debrid with streamIO is the most painless option I have setup. My parents love using it and have stopped using everything else. You just need to remember to renew your subscription once you have set it up :) I get 4K releases for most of the things I watch, with no searching needed.
Nice, I had a play with this earlier and it seems to work well if you know what you want to watch. Did see a few 'no results found' for some obscure shows
Unfortunately that does happen. Real Debrid only keeps torrents cached for a period of time. If the files aren't being accessed regularly, than they will dump the files. If you find an active torrent than you can usually pop it into real debrid, let it download, and access it through stremio. It's definitely not ideal for a lot of people but it's still a great service for popular titles.
Ah that makes sense, shouldn't be too much hassle to get them in there then if I can find a good source of torrents. What's the go to place for those?
1337x, torrentgalaxy, torrent leech (if you don't care about hit and runs since RD does not seed files enough for private trackers). If it's really obscure, than I gotta do some deep diving to find available files.