Same for me. Smart audiobook was great on one device, audiobookshelf even better since being into selfhosting.
mrjfilippo
joined 1 year ago
To answer directly, MAM is a great private tracker for many reasons, including their epub library. Bibliotik is supposed to be good but harder to get in.
For other options, have a look here.
TheOnion worthy title.
It was a bit rough in the beginning I admit. I'd recommend giving it another try.
You can look up this thread that has an updated tutorial.
https://www.reddit.com/r/revancedapp/comments/xlcny9/revanced_manager_guide_for_dummies/
Very easy to follow and should get you going.
Are you thinking of Vanced? Revanced has been steady ever since I switched almost a year ago.
I usually use slavart, but it's been unstable lately. With it, you can download anything from Deezer and qobuz.
In Smarttube, go into settings and link device or something similar (edit: remote control). On your phone, go into settings and link TV and input the code Smarttube will give you.
It acts more as a remote, you need to have Smarttube already opened. It's not perfect, it's a decent compromise.
Tried both and settled with AntennaPod when there were rumours of Google Podcasts shutting down a few months ago.
I now value more export/import features. I also enjoyed AntennaPod's queue options more.
Soulseek (nicotine+) and Slavart on divolt (FLAC files from Deezer and Qobuz).
Anyone else has cross-seed configured? I started the process, created the config.json and now I need to configure it. It would be useful to see how someone else set it up and why. I feel the provided explanations in the config file are just a notch too high than what my hobbyist mind can understand atm. Then there's direct client injection or autotorrent2 I still have to figure out.
For those curious, cross-seed allows you to take what you are seeding and find where else that torrent is and seed it there too, within a defined set of trackers. Perfect for sharin' ye booty, arr!
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I was using landrop before. Works fine but the GUI was just a bit off, not intuitive enough. That's Localsend's biggest improvement IMO.