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The problem
I found it could be great to have a feature where people could create parties and then watch movies/series together with real-time synchronization. The way me and my friends tackled this is by making a countdown, which is not reliable in the long run given that sometimes people need to take a break.
The idea
My idea consists of implementing into popcorn-time the concept of viewer partys. A host could create a party and other viewers (like, the friends of the host) could join this party. The movie/series that the host plays, the viewers that are in the party also play and get their time synchronized: if host or a viewer pauses, then everyone's client pauses. In times I worked around Popcorn-time and figured a way of doing this, but I used an HTTP server to receive play/pause signals from clients and distributed those signals to the other clients - this was inefficient and slow.
Additional context
I already saw a plugin on Stremio that leverages this feature and it actually performs very well. Don't know if this possibility/feature was ever considered, but I didn't looked through the issues to find the answer.
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The problem
I found it could be great to have a feature where people could create parties and then watch movies/series together with real-time synchronization. The way me and my friends tackled this is by making a countdown, which is not reliable in the long run given that sometimes people need to take a break.
The idea
My idea consists of implementing into popcorn-time the concept of viewer partys. A host could create a party and other viewers (like, the friends of the host) could join this party. The movie/series that the host plays, the viewers that are in the party also play and get their time synchronized: if host or a viewer pauses, then everyone's client pauses. In times I worked around Popcorn-time and figured a way of doing this, but I used an HTTP server to receive play/pause signals from clients and distributed those signals to the other clients - this was inefficient and slow.
Additional context
I already saw a plugin on Stremio that leverages this feature and it actually performs very well. Don't know if this possibility/feature was ever considered, but I didn't looked through the issues to find the answer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: