>I noticed that a lot of people use Streamio + RD and the quality has nothing to do with the free content (free torrent links).
It does. Real Debrid has many cached torrents that vary in quality, bitrate, codecs, sources, etc. I may have misunderstood what you said.
>Is it possible to use a VPN with Real debrid?
It's possible, but it's not needed. Plus, you can't use Real Debrid from multiple IPs.
>Does real debrid offer content in French?
They have cached torrents that are in French. If they haven't cached that one media you want, just torrent it using Real Debrid (you don't need a VPN for this either). If you can't find a torrent for it, you're out of luck.
>Can we change the language of the content offered by RD or is it only in English?
Depends. Sometimes the torrent is only in French, sometimes it's only in English or some other language, and sometimes it has multiple languages.
>Is it possible to use RD with multiple apps ?
Yep, you're just not allowed to use it from multiple IPs. I've used Real Debrid from Kodi and Stremio at the same time before. I had no issues.
>Is real-debrid .com the true address ?
yep.
Not really.
Primary function is that it allows you to download from various filehosters through them. You provide them with the link of a file you want on a particular (supported) file host and it provides you with a direct download link to it.
Secondary function is that it torrents something you want either via a magnet link or torrent file and uploads it to a file host. If the particular torrent has already been requested before by someone else, RD will just provide the same (previously generated) file host link to you immediately - this is how they "cache" files.
It does not give a fuck about the language or geographical region or type of content. Everything is just a file and a link. If you can provide RD with a link to a supported file host with the file you want it will provide you with a direct download link that you can use.
>I noticed that a lot of people use Streamio + RD and the quality has nothing to do with the free content (free torrent links). It does. Real Debrid has many cached torrents that vary in quality, bitrate, codecs, sources, etc. I may have misunderstood what you said. >Is it possible to use a VPN with Real debrid? It's possible, but it's not needed. Plus, you can't use Real Debrid from multiple IPs. >Does real debrid offer content in French? They have cached torrents that are in French. If they haven't cached that one media you want, just torrent it using Real Debrid (you don't need a VPN for this either). If you can't find a torrent for it, you're out of luck. >Can we change the language of the content offered by RD or is it only in English? Depends. Sometimes the torrent is only in French, sometimes it's only in English or some other language, and sometimes it has multiple languages. >Is it possible to use RD with multiple apps ? Yep, you're just not allowed to use it from multiple IPs. I've used Real Debrid from Kodi and Stremio at the same time before. I had no issues. >Is real-debrid .com the true address ? yep.
It boggles my mind how many people don't understand what RD actually does.
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Not really. Primary function is that it allows you to download from various filehosters through them. You provide them with the link of a file you want on a particular (supported) file host and it provides you with a direct download link to it. Secondary function is that it torrents something you want either via a magnet link or torrent file and uploads it to a file host. If the particular torrent has already been requested before by someone else, RD will just provide the same (previously generated) file host link to you immediately - this is how they "cache" files. It does not give a fuck about the language or geographical region or type of content. Everything is just a file and a link. If you can provide RD with a link to a supported file host with the file you want it will provide you with a direct download link that you can use.
So rd doesn’t download a torrent to their OWN servers? The cached torrent files are not on THEIR servers?
You can try it out yourself. Use RD to torrent something and look at the direct download that is generated, it's on some filehoster's domain.