Streamer
A python tool used to stream movies and series torrent directly in VLC media player
Installation
pip install streamer
Usage
Streamer can be used to query in 3 different ways
- To stream movies
streamer movie "Batman Begins"
streamer movie "Batman Begins" --quality 720p
- To stream series
streamer series "The big bang theory" --episode s02e02
streamer series "The big bang theory" --episode s02e02 --quality 720p
- To stream magnet links
streamer link {magnet_link}
Dependencies
Please ensure that VLC media player and NPM are installed. Other dependencies are-
- BeautifulSoup
- Request
- Peerflix
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