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Guide Getting around
| Key | What it does |
|---|---|
| Arrows | Move. |
| OK | Select. |
| ▶ Play | A movie, episode (card, row or sources) or channel: plays the top source at once. |
| Hold OK | An item's own menu, where it has one: Hold OK for more shows in the bottom-right corner then. |
| BACK | Back. On a main page (Home's tabs, Discover, Search, Settings) it goes to the top menu first (DOWN comes back to where you were); from the menu, to the page before, or Exit StremioK? on Home (OK exits, BACK stays). |
| 0–9 | The top menu's items (see below); in the player, the subtitles' timing, position and size; on a live channel, a channel number. |
| UP / DOWN in the player | The quick bar / the menu (While it plays). |
| Red / Green / Yellow / Blue in the player | Audio tracks / subtitles / sources / stream info. |
| CH+ / CH− | The next / previous channel while one plays. |
| Guide | The Guide tab (instead of the TV's own guide). |
Number keys outside the player (not while typing) pick the top menu's items, left to right: 1 Watching, then the rest in the menu's order (Settings › Home › Menu); 0 Settings. With Watching, Movies, Series and IPTV showing, 5 is Discover and 6 Search.
The tabs, Discover, Search and Settings ⚙, then the StremioK name. UP from a page reaches it. When they don't all fit, the menu scrolls sideways as you move along it (or pick an item by number); the StremioK name stays put.
In Settings, a list you order (addons, playlists, YouTube catalogs, Home feeds, Search results, source ranking) has ▲ / ▼ to move an item one place and ⇈ / ⇊ to move it to the top or the bottom.
On a movie or series poster anywhere (Home, Discover, Search, More like this, a person's titles…): Details, Add to / Remove from Continue Watching, Mark watched / unwatched (a whole series at once) and, with Trakt connected, Rate on Trakt (1 to 10, as Trakt words them, Weak Sauce to Totally Ninja!; Your rating: 8 · change once rated, and Remove rating).
A watched mark (from here, a title page or the player) ticks every card of that title on screen (✓). A series is ticked once every episode out so far is watched, marked whole or episode by episode; a new episode coming out takes the tick away. Settings › Appearance › Watched titles dims them, or hides them from rows.
Text fields use the TV's on-screen keyboard. Where StremioK asks for a link or search words, ▣ From your phone shows a QR code instead: scan it with a phone on the same Wi-Fi as the TV and type or paste into the page it opens. Search words are searched as soon as they arrive; a link fills the field, for you to check and Confirm. It's offered in Search (▣ From phone), ▶ Play a link, Add addon, Add playlist, a playlist's Edit link, Import configuration file, a YouTube catalog's source and AIOManager's address and key.
The page travels unencrypted (plain HTTP) over your home network, so use it only on a network you trust: addon and playlist links often carry your tokens or passwords (the page and the TV both say so). It exists only while the QR code is on screen, behind a one-time code, and takes one entry (see Privacy and data).
User guide
- Getting started
- Getting around
- Finding something to watch
- Title pages
- Choosing a source
- While it plays
- Subtitles and audio
- IPTV and radio
- YouTube
- Your USB drive
- A network folder (WebDAV)
- Your media server
- Trakt
- Your Stremio account
- Other apps (where to watch)
Settings reference
Troubleshooting
- Where to look
- Installing
- Addons
- No sources, or none that play
- A source doesn't start
- Playback
- Audio and subtitles
- Skip prompts
- YouTube and trailers
- Home
- IPTV
- Trakt
- USB drive
- Network folders
- Media servers
- Other apps
- Storage
- Home bar preview
Technical reference
- Starting up and Home rows
- Calendar
- Discover and Search
- Title pages
- Sources
- Playback
- Subtitles
- Audio
- Formats
- IPTV
- Addons
- Trakt
- Stremio account
- USB drives
- Network folders
- Media servers
- Storage
- Home bar preview
- YouTube
- Limits on what's downloaded
- The service
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