â„–35357[Quote]
simplest solution is to just point the webserver to the folder where you download your stuff and use it as a shitty file browser. you can either play it in the browser or copy the link and throw it into mpv, just make sure there's no index.html in the folder
â„–35365[Quote]
>>35357i mean stuff that's actively syncing and target the parts of the files that you're trying to seek to and/or buffer
â„–35422[Quote]
Mpv doesn't look like that
â„–35424[Quote]
To stream a torrent, all you have to do is enable sequential download in whatever client you use and then play the in progress file with MPV. I'm sure you could make a script using some client's TUI to do this automatically to any magnet but it sounds jank. You should really organize your shit. As far as what you mean by "searching trackers" you can add default ones to check when you add a torrent for potentially more peers. If you want to have a torrent search engine, sorry, just use a web browser
â„–35425[Quote]
>>35348 (OP)TorrentGODs are very (rightfully) leaky about designing software that streamlines the process of being a leachfag. A program that automatically streams a file sequentially, refuses to seed, and then deletes the file after download is quite possibly the worst thing you could do to the swarm besides literally ddosing it. You will not find something like this publicly and if you do it is probably unjokingly chink malware
â„–35437[Quote]
>>35425GEG maybe i should make this in python then and have a leeching mode
â„–35767[Quote]
why doesnt your torrent client have a web interface that you can just click on the files to stream?
you are making things difficult for yourself