Anyone using put.io with their emby instance?

[hrehuhasdf 5]

put.io is cloudstorage but only for torrent files.

Would like to see if anyone has configured it with emby.

 

[Luke 42077]

Configure how?

[Damien_ 30]

put.io is cloudstorage but only for torrent files.

Would like to see if anyone has configured it with emby.

I use put.io. I have for a couple years. I don’t understand the question though; it’s an application independent of Emby. What kind of configuration?

[hrehuhasdf 5]

I use put.io. I have for a couple years. I don’t understand the question though; it’s an application independent of Emby. What kind of configuration?

So do you mount your put.io content as a linux mount using the webdav functionality? This way,you can specify that linux mount as a folder to scan within emby.

Edited March 3, 2019 by tiedToAStar

[Jetrois 0]

I was looking for something like this as well more to inport from putio to my emby instance.

[Luke 42077]

@@pir8radio have you tried this?

[Damien_ 30]

So do you mount your put.io content as a linux mount using the webdav functionality? This way,you can specify that linux mount as a folder to scan within emby.

gotcha, like utilizing it as cloud storage instead of downloading it locally. 

I obviously haven't. Plex has a plugin so you could access and play content stored on put.io. But being able to mount it directly would be less kludgey than a plugin for sure.

[pir8radio 1312]

@@pir8radio have you tried this?

 

I have used http://www.netdrive.net/  with emby for testing...   But since it looks like a local drive to emby, you waste a lot of bandwidth with this.   A client starts the streaming from your server, your emby server has to stream (downstream)  the content into emby then restream (upstream) to the client.   I recall some issues with getting consistent bandwidth from the could drive providers out there, resulting in lots of playback issues.    But I have not tried it in a long time.