Stream in your browser: formats, subtitles, next video

Compatible videos (MP4, WebM, H.264 MKV) stream right in the page, on the free trial too. Which formats work, and what to do with the others.

Once a torrent is ready, videos in a browser-ready format get a Stream button, on the free trial too: they stream in the page, with seeking. We don't convert files, so a video streams exactly as it is, or not at all.

What streams in the browser

MP4 or M4V with H.264, VP9 or AV1 video.
WebM with VP9 or AV1 video.
MKV with H.264 video.
With AAC, Opus or MP3 sound (the default track), or no sound.

Music and other audio-only files don't stream in the page: download them or open them in VLC.

H.264 must be 8-bit, the usual kind. Everything else, such as HEVC (H.265), 10-bit H.264, AVI, or DTS, AC-3, E-AC-3, TrueHD or FLAC sound, streams in VLC, Infuse or Kodi from the same link: see Players.

Subtitles

Subtitle files (.srt or .vtt) that come with the video in the same torrent, with a matching name, appear in the player. Subtitles inside an MKV only show in an external player.

Several videos and resuming

In a torrent with several videos, the player moves to the previous or next one. It remembers where you stopped in each one, in this browser. Picture-in-picture works where your browser supports it.

On the free trial

Streaming works the same way, and what you watch counts toward the day's free capacity.