Your language first. Streams for Stremio.
Pick your language: dubbed and dual-audio releases in it come first in each quality, with the original audio as a backup. Set it up here and it installs straight into your Stremio account.
Your other addons stay as they are. Dublix only adds or updates its own entries, and you get a backup before anything changes. Step-by-step guide
Step by step
- Copy your Stremio AuthKey from web.stremio.com, signed in with the account you use on your TV.
- Add your debrid key (TorBox, Real-Debrid and others). Dublix only lists files your service can play.
- Add a TMDB key if you can. It keeps franchises and remakes apart.
- Review and install. A backup of your current addons downloads first.
- On the TV, restart Stremio. With smart subtitles, set the default subtitle language to Portuguese (Brazil) and turn on automatic subtitles in Stremio's settings.
The list shows, for each quality, the best options in your language first (marked Dual áudio or PT-BR), then the original audio (Original). Anime and cartoons look for a dub in your language and fall back to the original language. For English, the original audio is the title's own language when it is not English; English titles show only English options.
FAQ
What does Dublix do?
It builds an AIOStreams profile for the language you pick: it searches several sources, keeps only what your debrid service can play, puts releases in your language (dubbed or dual-audio) first in each quality and keeps one original-audio option, unless you choose to see only your language. Then it adds that profile to your Stremio account.
How well does my language work?
Only Portuguese (Brazil) was measured on real titles. The other curated languages (English, Spanish for Latin America and Spain, French, Italian, German) use the same method with their own keywords and sources, but they have not been measured on real streams. Languages marked basic rely only on AIOStreams' language detection: no keyword list and no extra sources, so labels and ordering are less reliable.
Does my traffic go through someone's server?
Video plays from your debrid service straight to your device. The search runs on the AIOStreams instance you picked (a public one, or your own). This site only passes your configuration to that instance once, to create the profile; it stores nothing.
What is a debrid service?
A paid service (TorBox, Real-Debrid, AllDebrid, Premiumize, Debrid-Link, Offcloud) that fetches files on its servers and streams them to you over HTTPS. Easynews is a Usenet provider and works too.
Why do I need a TMDB key?
It is optional, but it lets Dublix compare the title and year of each release with what you asked for. Without it, Harry Potter Part 1 can show Part 2 at the top. The key is free and stays in your own profile.
Why can a label like Dual áudio or PT-BR be wrong?
On a public instance the label comes from the file name, and some names lie. In our tests with Portuguese (Brazil), about one in six files named "dubbed" had no Portuguese track. Checking the real audio tracks needs a server; it is coming to the self-host kit.
What do I lose without a server?
About 95% of the list is the same (measured with Portuguese (Brazil)). A self-hosted instance also fixes Brazilian season-pack names, and partly Spanish ones (without it, some series can show the wrong episode first), and keeps your profile on your own machine. Audio-track verification is coming to the kit.
How do I undo it?
Use Restore a backup with the file saved before the install, or remove the Dublix addons in Stremio. Your other addons were never changed.
Where are my keys?
In your AIOStreams profile on the instance you chose, encrypted with the password this page generated. Save the profile details file to edit the profile later.
Credits
Dublix is a thin layer over the work of many people:
- AIOStreams by Viren070, the engine behind every result.
- Tamtaro's templates by Tam-Taro for filters, ranking and formatting, and Releases-Regex by Vidhin05.
- Stream sources Torrentio, Zilean, MediaFusion, Comet and StremThru.
- Stremio, Cinemeta and OpenSubtitles v3, with subtitles from OpenSubtitles; metadata from TMDB (not endorsed or certified by TMDB).
- The public AIOStreams instances Midnight's For the Weebs and For The Weak, and ibbylabs for health checks.
- The Stremio Account Bootstrapper (DryKillLogic, after pancake3000 and redd-ravenn), which inspired this setup flow.
- The Inter typeface by Rasmus Andersson.
Made by Nicolas Elias. Dublix is free software under the AGPL-3.0 and is not affiliated with Stremio, AIOStreams, TMDB, OpenSubtitles or any debrid service.