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[Feature Request] Add Option to Start Stremio Service with OS #84

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RaphaelNunes10 opened this issue Feb 6, 2025 · 1 comment
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@RaphaelNunes10
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RaphaelNunes10 commented Feb 6, 2025

For context, I set up Stremio Web with Torrentio for my parents to use, mainly because Stremio V4.4 for Windows only has the option to copy the download link (Torrent Magnet Link) from inside the player, which is not a necessity for streaming, just something good to have available in case they want to just download an episode of a series or movie for whatever reason, but some torrents take too long to start streaming and show the player's UI and V5 doesn't work in their machine. Don't know if V5 just doesn't work on Windows 10 at the moment or if there's something else that is preventing it from displaying any of the UI.

Anyhow, the Web version works flawlessly with the only exception that there's the need to start Stremio Service manually every time the PC is turned on and my parents keep forgetting to do so.

Adding an option to start it with Windows (in my case) to the tray menu, or better yet, any compatible OS, would solve this issue.

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dy0gu commented Mar 8, 2025

You can install the Stremio Service using Docker with the following docker-compose.yaml:

services:
  server:
    container_name: stremio_server
    image: stremio/server:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - 11470:11470
      - 12470:12470
    volumes:
      - /bin/ffmpeg:/bin/ffmpeg:ro
      - /bin/ffprobe:/bin/ffprobe:ro
    networks:
      - proxy
    environment:
      - FFMPEG_BIN=/bin/ffmpeg
      - FFPROBE_BIN=/bin/ffprobe

Note the restart: unless-stopped field, it will ensure the container is always running when Docker is, restarting if it ever crashes.

Then just make sure Docker is set to start on OS boot in its settings. Should help with your issue until this is officially added.

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