Stremio and Plex don't connect on their own, and no Stremio addon puts titles into Plex. StreamBridge for Plex is a Mac app that puts Stremio's films and shows into Plex as collections, so you pick on the Mac and watch on every TV.
Not one that goes this way. A Stremio addon runs inside Stremio, so it can bring things into Stremio but can't put files into Plex. The tools people find go in one of two directions:
| Tool | Direction | You watch in |
|---|---|---|
| Plexio | Your Plex library, into Stremio | Stremio |
| StreamBridge for Plex | Stremio's catalogs, into Plex | Every Plex app |
Stremio is a player: it finds streams through addons and plays them itself. Plex only plays files that sit in its library folders. Every way of joining them makes Stremio's titles look like files in a folder, and the ways differ in what you have to keep running.
You work in the Mac app. Plex only sees a library.
Open any film from Stremio's catalogs. StreamBridge measures your Real-Debrid speed and chooses the stream; every source is listed by quality if you'd rather pick.
Follow Popular, New releases or a genre and it becomes a Plex collection that keeps itself current. One collection is free.
Add a whole show, one season or a single episode. While one episode plays, the next is prepared.
A film that's in Plex gets subtitles for the copy you play. On the film's Watch view the picture shows them as they'll look, each language in its own script, and clicking them is the choice: English and Vietnamese together, one language, the release's own subtitles, or another language.
In Plex they're ordinary subtitles, in Plex's own menu on every device. To change them later, open the film's ⋯ menu, then Subtitles, then Change Subtitles…. How subtitles work
Movies, series and one collection are free. Pro is a one-time $39, with no subscription.
Not directly. Stremio plays titles in its own player, and Plex only plays files in its library folders. StreamBridge, a Mac app, closes the gap: it puts Stremio's catalogs into Plex as collections, so you pick on the Mac and watch in Plex. It needs a Mac running Plex Media Server and your own debrid account, such as Real-Debrid or TorBox. A Zurg and rclone mount or a DUMB Docker stack can do the same job, with more to run.
Not one that puts Stremio's titles into Plex. Addons like Plexio go the other way: they show your Plex library inside Stremio and play it there. To get Stremio's catalogs into Plex, you need something outside Stremio, such as StreamBridge on a Mac, or a Zurg and rclone mount.
Stremio. It's often spelled Streamio or Stremio TV in searches; they all mean the same app, and everything on this page applies.
If you already run a home server and like tuning it, Zurg or DUMB gives you the most control. If you want Stremio's catalogs in Plex without running one, use StreamBridge.
No. StreamBridge reads Stremio's catalogs itself, so there's no Stremio app or account to set up. You pick on the Mac and watch in Plex.
No. StreamBridge is a Mac app, and Plex Media Server has to run on the same Mac. Once the titles are in Plex, you can watch on any device Plex runs on: TVs, Apple TV, Roku, phones and browsers.
With Pro, a film that's in Plex gets subtitles in the languages you choose, in Plex's own subtitle menu on every device. You pick one language or two on the film's Watch view in the app, and change them later from the film's ⋯ menu.
Movies, series and one collection are free. Pro is $39 once, with no subscription, and adds subtitles, collections made from a sentence and search by meaning.