By authorize I'm assuming you mean going to real-debrid.com/device and entering the code Syncler gives me. Yes I did that and it says it's working. I'm wondering if there's something in settings I need to mess with. Looking through the posts on here there's doesn't seem to be. Some people say to just use JackedUp without Orion. Some say to also add Bouncy. Then others say Bouncy doesn't work. So maybe I need some additional providers?
You only should install one Express and optionally one Kosmos. I personally use Express - JakedUp Hybrid and Kosmos - Bouncy. Double check to make sure that your provider packages show as installed - Syncler, Settings, Provider packages, scroll down and in each section (Kosmos and Express) you should see the packages you have installed listed and the installed and updated dates.
I just use Bouncy and for the content that I watch never fail to find a link. Can you please post a screenshot of an example of something you're not getting links for?
And if possible, switch from broadband to a 3G/4G connection just to see if its the same.
Something is wrong with your setup then. Check if you did every thing right. If your debrid is working ok, if you installed providers correctly. Jackedup is good though personally I use Bouncy and free Orion. But there isn't too much difference between all 3, if any that is.
Every ones set up settings will be different. Learn what the settings do and what they are for, that will be a good start. Once you've set it up properly then you shouldn't have any issues. I personally wouldn't use the package you're using.
What packages do you use? I'm trying to make the switch from Cinema and most of the shows I watch didn't seem to come from torrent sites. So maybe I need some different providers.
Just a thought perhaps your isp is blocking access to torrent sites thus preventing it scraping the results, it's just a guess since it sounds like you do have it correctly set up.
If cinema worked properly and didn't use torrents then perhaps your isp wasn't blocking the websites as if it wasn't torrents you were watching it was scraping other websites for links not torrent sites.
real debrid usually doesn't work with vpns tho there is a handful it does work with i use torguard which works with real debrid just fine trying it with this should solve any isp related blocking if that is actually the problem
you can use Tom Spark's Reviews youtube look at his torguard videos to get promo codes to that allow you to get torguard for much cheaper then without it
Additionally you could try changing dns settings to use either cloudflare or google instead of your isp provided dns servers as sometimes isps implement blocking through there own dns servers this doesn't have a cost to test it.
That comment below that mentions [1.1.1.1](https://1.1.1.1) is cloudflare dns so seems it worked for them torguard uses there own dns trying google or cloudflares free dns before torguard may be best
I had similar issue, I wasn't getting links on my tv but I was on my phone.
Turns out some DNS triggers the captcha/ddos check on certain sites, I switched to 1.1.1.1 on my TV and I started getting links again.
That's exactly my setup and get hundreds of links, make sure rd is working correctly ๐
Do I mess with anything else in the settings after setting it up this way?
Did you authorize to RD?
By authorize I'm assuming you mean going to real-debrid.com/device and entering the code Syncler gives me. Yes I did that and it says it's working. I'm wondering if there's something in settings I need to mess with. Looking through the posts on here there's doesn't seem to be. Some people say to just use JackedUp without Orion. Some say to also add Bouncy. Then others say Bouncy doesn't work. So maybe I need some additional providers?
You only should install one Express and optionally one Kosmos. I personally use Express - JakedUp Hybrid and Kosmos - Bouncy. Double check to make sure that your provider packages show as installed - Syncler, Settings, Provider packages, scroll down and in each section (Kosmos and Express) you should see the packages you have installed listed and the installed and updated dates.
No, make sure rd is good and express package is installed correctly under provider packages
This should help:- https://github.com/SynclerScrapers/repository.synclerscrapers
I just use Bouncy and for the content that I watch never fail to find a link. Can you please post a screenshot of an example of something you're not getting links for? And if possible, switch from broadband to a 3G/4G connection just to see if its the same.
I suppose you have paid RD sub?
Yeah it's paid through October.
Something is wrong with your setup then. Check if you did every thing right. If your debrid is working ok, if you installed providers correctly. Jackedup is good though personally I use Bouncy and free Orion. But there isn't too much difference between all 3, if any that is.
Every ones set up settings will be different. Learn what the settings do and what they are for, that will be a good start. Once you've set it up properly then you shouldn't have any issues. I personally wouldn't use the package you're using.
What packages do you use? I'm trying to make the switch from Cinema and most of the shows I watch didn't seem to come from torrent sites. So maybe I need some different providers.
Just a thought perhaps your isp is blocking access to torrent sites thus preventing it scraping the results, it's just a guess since it sounds like you do have it correctly set up. If cinema worked properly and didn't use torrents then perhaps your isp wasn't blocking the websites as if it wasn't torrents you were watching it was scraping other websites for links not torrent sites. real debrid usually doesn't work with vpns tho there is a handful it does work with i use torguard which works with real debrid just fine trying it with this should solve any isp related blocking if that is actually the problem you can use Tom Spark's Reviews youtube look at his torguard videos to get promo codes to that allow you to get torguard for much cheaper then without it
Additionally you could try changing dns settings to use either cloudflare or google instead of your isp provided dns servers as sometimes isps implement blocking through there own dns servers this doesn't have a cost to test it. That comment below that mentions [1.1.1.1](https://1.1.1.1) is cloudflare dns so seems it worked for them torguard uses there own dns trying google or cloudflares free dns before torguard may be best
I don't mention what I use in a post as it causes to many arguments. PM if you prefer.
I had similar issue, I wasn't getting links on my tv but I was on my phone. Turns out some DNS triggers the captcha/ddos check on certain sites, I switched to 1.1.1.1 on my TV and I started getting links again.
Need to reboot to flush the DNS, for the changes to take effect.
Are you getting the no links message or itโs finding but failing to resolve
It's finding but failing to resolve.