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Streaming service access, e.g. Peacock. Possible? (lemmy.click)

submitted 1 year ago by Hhffggshn@lemmy.click to c/piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com

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After a year of having a totally useless free subscription to Peacock thanks to my cable internet provider, I am being cut off this month. Of course, a new show is coming on in a couple of months that I would like to watch. Any good sources for that kind of content? It's not a popular TV series or a movie, so I'm not sure where to hunt. Hasn't been released yet but I would like to be ready.

I am pretty new to pirating streaming content. Back in the day, I mainly used napster/frostwire/limewire/torrent clients to download video files, and then watch them locally. I'm open to other options though.

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[–] entropicdrift@lemmy.sdf.org 3 points 1 year ago

Check out Sonarr. You can for sure use Sonarr (and Prowlarr for sources for it to search) with a torrent client (ideally behind a vpn) to auto-download episodes as they come out