CloudStream

⚠️ Warning: By default, this app doesn't provide any video sources; you have to install extensions to add functionality to the app.

Table of Contents:

• About Us:
• Discord Server:
• Installation Steps:
• Contributing:
• Issues:
  • Bugs:
  • Enhancement:
• Extension Development:
• Languauge Support:
• Further Sources

About us:

CloudStream is best described as a media center that prioritizes and emphasizes complete freedom and flexibility for users and developers.

CloudStream is an extension-based multimedia player with tracking support. There are extensions to view videos from:

• Librevox (audio-books)
• Youtube
• Twitch
• iptv-org (A collection of publicly available IPTV (Internet Protocol television) channels from all over the world.)
• nginx
• And more...

we do not support Piracy. For more details about our stance on the DMCA and EUCD, you can read about it on our organization: reCloudStream

Important Copyright Note:

Our documentation is unmaintained and open to contributions; therefore, apps and sources, extensions in recommended sources, and recommended apps are not officially moderated or endorsed by CloudStream; if you or another copyright owner identify an extension that breaches your copyright, please let us know.

Features:

• AdFree, No ads whatsoever
• No tracking/analytics
• Bookmarks
• Phone and TV support
• Chromecast
• Extension system for personal customization

Discord Server:

We have a discord server that hosts our passionate community, if you wish to talk with the maintainers of this project, have questions relating to CloudStream, or just wish to hang out, then please join our discord server through the link below.

Installation:

Our documentation provides the steps to Install Cloudstream. The steps are simple and extensively customizable for your streaming needs!

Getting Started With CloudStream:

Contributing:

We happily accept any contributions to our project. To find out where you can start contributing towards the project, please look at our issues tab While we do not have intensive syntax rules for pull requests, it's appreciated that you follow the following rules when creating an issue:

Issues:

While we actively accept issues and pull requests, we do not have any syntaxial rules; for issue contributions, however, it is heavily appreciated if your issue includes the following:

Bug Reports:

• A Short but Descriptive Title that accurately describes the bug and the issue.
• Steps to reproduce: Make sure that the bug is reproducible And describe the steps in brief but descriptive steps
• Make sure you include the version and the commit hash of the version of CloudStream that the bug appeared in
• Make sure you include a description of the expected behavior of the program and the actual behavior of the bug
• Make sure to include the "bug" label for the issue

Enhancement:

• Before you add your Enhancement report, ensure the enhancement is reasonable and reasonably simple to implement; instead of asking for an entire UI redo, focus on a specific area that needs work.
• Ensure the enhancement will fix an issue, such as some settings missing key or accessibility features.
• Please describe an example of how the enhancement would be implemented and Why It is helpful.
• Make sure to include the "enhancement" label for the issue.

It is also important to ensure that an issue is not duplicated or related to another open issue before recording it.

Extensions:

**Further details on creating extensions for CloudStream are found on our website. **

Guide: For Extension Developers

Further Sources and Social:

As well as providing clear install steps, our website includes a wide variety of other tools, such as:

• Troubleshooting
• Further CloudStream Repositories
• Set-Up for other devices, such as:
  • Android Tv
  • Windows
  • Linux
• And more...

Supported languages:

Even if you can't contribute to the code or documentation, we always contribute to translation and language support. It's exceptionally appreciated; you can check our translation from the figure below.