serhio2013, Acestream engine
It is installed on PC (Windows, Linux), mini-PC (Raspberry Pi, etc.), set-top boxes and TVs on Android.

Post has been editedathost - 22.03.19, 09:40

Yes, Acestream, RemoteFork is installed on the computer, I go to DLNA through the fork player, point the way to the torrent file, start it, but nothing happens. What am I doing wrong?

serhio2013,
Probably the torrent tv file must be downloaded in the forks bookmark and in the fork widgets there was a torrent tv, maybe it works, although after the fork update it exists or not

I have no idea what it is and how it works.

The principle is very simple.
Add torrents to AS playlist.
Run the playlist in the player on any device in the local network at


Post has been editedathost - 22.03.19, 10:01

I want to clarify the file of this format: with the extension .torrent (mediagettorrentfile)

Please clarify through what to watch on smart tv?

RemoteFork is an auxiliary program for running ForkPlayer on smart TV.
- facilitates launching from resources requiring DNS and some other resources (torrents, torrent tv, tree.tv)
- download playlists from the computer to external bookmarks, registration on the site is not required
- access to playlists, computer files with ForkPlayer
- plug-ins, the work of sites that obviously require an remotoferka, torrent tracker router

serhio2013, So what?
Do you need to either add this torrent to the playlist for later viewing, or play it right away?
In the first case, the content is added as

In the second case, the playback starts like this.

By the way, I recommend operating with the infohash value of magnet links, not torrent files, since on closed torrent trackers, for example, rutreker, you just don’t download the torrent file.

Posted on 03/22/2019 10:23 AM:


In the sense of?
Through ANY player that can open a playlist by reference.

Post has been editedathost - 22.03.19, 10:27

Thank you very much for your help, I will try!

If someone watches using this method: "Acestream, RemoteFork is installed on the computer, I go to the DLNA via the fork, I specify the path to the infohash magnet link (torrent file)", please write down ...

serhio2013, it seems there is a special software that does all this automatically. I myself do not use it, I can not advise.
for exampleHD videobox
Do you have a TV for Android? If not, then I sympathize :)

Post has been editedathost - 22.03.19, 10:37

serhio2013,
When I bought a TV, I also tried to set up a torrent tv in the forkplayer, but nothing really worked and I gave up this idea, and I don’t need it, it turns out to watch channels or something else you need to drive a computer or smart TV in addition to the TV Android, it's easier for me to find ordinary TV streams that work without different gadgets.

It's about movies, not TV channels.

And for example, I have a TV on Linux and I’m completely satisfied with it and sometimes I read the branches of models on android I sympathize with them, because people donating twice as much TV sets as my TV costs, have mostly some problems, or buy 4K tv, about 27 Th, prefix, here's an android: D

Posted on 03/22/2019 10:46 AM:


I have movie channels damn

Posted 03/22/2019 10:50 AM:

serhio2013,
And movies from the Fex net widget in the fork?

Yes, I also have heaps, but it happens that you want to see, but this is not in the "heaps" ...)))

And by chance, did you forget to enable RemoteFork support in the settings of the Fork itself?
Those. Do you have them legal?
This is so, thought out loud. But what if.

Buy a prefix on Android, they are now inexpensive.

I'm talking about TTV and not about the trash

Alexander9 * 9, There is a difference? And it says that there are problems with hosting. The problem involved.

I would not be deceived.
They either fled, or they were swamped.

Yes, of course, ip is registered: port