RemuxDB

Torrent streams carrying exact ffprobe metadata. Resolution, codecs, HDR / Dolby Vision, audio channels and languages are read from the file itself rather than guessed from its name.

Limits & sorting
Quality filters

8K is offered as its own choice here, but Stremio and AIOStreams have no label above 2160p, so those streams are still presented as 2160p.

Audio filters

Read from the real audio tracks. Atmos and DTS:X are the exception — ffprobe cannot see those extensions, so they come from the release name.

Language & HDR filters

Matched against the file's real audio and video tracks, not against words in its name. A release is only excluded by language when every one of its audio tracks is unwanted, so multi-language releases survive.

Output

Leave both metadata options on unless you have a reason not to. They are ignored by clients that do not understand them. The cached-only filter needs this instance to be pointed at a StremThru instance; it is ignored otherwise, rather than returning nothing.

Install URL …
Open in Stremio
  1. In AIOStreams, add this URL under the Custom preset. The AIOStreams preset works too — it reads the metadata verbatim instead of parsing text — but it cannot be ticked individually in the “Wrap Addons” list.
  2. Turn on Service Wrap under Services → Builtin. It is off by default. This addon serves raw torrents; Service Wrap is what makes AIOStreams check those hashes against your debrid accounts and build the playback links. Your credentials never reach this addon.

Do not enable Service Wrap without a debrid service configured — in that state AIOStreams drops these streams instead of passing them through. With Service Wrap off, they reach Stremio as ordinary torrents and play over P2P directly.