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#DELUGE BITTORRENT PI 3 HOW TO#
#DELUGE BITTORRENT PI 3 1080P#

To install it, follow along with this Instructables tutorial. miniDLNA stands for (mini) Digital Network Living Alliance and is a protocol that is used in many devices, including consoles, SmartTVs, and mobile devices. Next, we will install miniDLNA on your Raspberry Pi.

#DELUGE BITTORRENT PI 3 HOW TO#

I have been using TorGuard for about 6 months and have had excellent service, great download speeds and setup was fairly painless.įollow along with this tutorial on how to get TorGuard running on your Raspberry Pi. If you are planning on downloading Copyrighted content from a public tracker, you should be using a virtual private network (VNP).

iPhone or iPad with Creation 5 and Creation 2 Video player app installed (optional).

Sufficiently large microSD card (mine is 64GB), large USB drive (I recommend 256GB) or external hard drive (1TB).

Laptop (you will be SSHing into the Raspberry Pi and managing your torrent downloads through a web-browser interface on your laptop).

iPhone/iPad with Creation 5 + Creation 2 Video Player (for streaming content from my Raspberry Pi to my mobile devices).

Apple TV with VLC app (for streaming content from my network-connected Raspberry Pi via miniDLNA).

Raspberry Pi Model 2 B with miniDLNA (media server), Deluge (for torrenting media), TorGuard (anonymous VPN service) and omxplayer (built-in Raspberry Pi media player for playing media right on the Raspberry Pi).

Rather than write everything from scratch, I've gathered the tutorials I used when setting up my devices and software and sprinkled it with a few bits of knowledge that I wish I knew when I started. The Raspberry Pi is a small, inexpensive stand-alone computer, but it can serve as a powerful media server, and I've been blown away by its consistent performance.

#DELUGE BITTORRENT PI 3 1080P#

My setup allows me sit in my living room and stream content from my Raspberry Pi to my 4th Generation Apple TV in full 1080p resolution. For a few months now I have been enjoying a new home media system that I threw together with my Raspberry Pi.