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Torsher
Your home cinema in one container, built for the TV
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Your home cinema in one container, built for the TV
3 followers
Open-source, self-hosted media center in one Docker container: a TV showcase with a TMDB catalog, playback while the file downloads, a library Jellyfin and Plex can read, and series that follow themselves. LG webOS and Android TV apps. No telemetry, AGPL-3.0.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Anton, the developer of Torsher.
It started when I set up an Intel N150 mini PC as a home server with the usual stack: Jellyfin, Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr and a request app. It worked, but five apps meant five interfaces and five databases wired together, and the TV was the last link in the chain.
Torsher is the one app I wanted instead: one container, one database, one interface, made for the TV first.
Pick a title on the TV and playback starts while the file downloads, only a few minutes ahead of you
Keep moves it into a library that Jellyfin, Plex and Kodi can read too
Follow a series and new episodes arrive on their own
Watch in any browser, or with the apps for LG webOS and Android TV
It includes no content: you connect your own Torznab indexer, for example Prowlarr or Jackett. No telemetry, AGPL-3.0, one image for amd64 and arm64.
I'd love feedback, especially from people running NAS boxes, ARM boards, older LG TVs or Android TV boxes (the Android TV app is new and so far tested only in the emulator). What breaks?