Guides

Popcorn Time vs Stremio: 4K streaming compared
“Popcorn Time vs Stremio: Which Torrent Streaming App Handles 4K Better” comes down to more than a resolution badge. A true 4K picture requires suitable source…
Why Popcorn Time subtitles drift and how to fix the timing
A subtitle track that appears too early, too late or gradually falls further behind can make a film difficult to follow. In Popcorn Time, this usually comes…
Running Popcorn Time on a Chromebook through Linux mode
Chromebooks have quietly become one of the most common household computers in Australia, especially for families who picked one up during the back-to-school…
How to Cast Popcorn Time from an iPhone to a Samsung TV Without AirPlay
Casting Popcorn Time from an iPhone to a Samsung TV can be less straightforward when the television does not support AirPlay. The app may offer its own casting…
Popcorn Time Buffering Fixes for Slow Home Networks
Streaming a film through Popcorn Time feels brilliant when it works, and equally maddening when the wheel of doom appears every thirty seconds. For Australian…
Popcorn Time vs CloudStream: Features, Devices, Safety and Value
Popcorn Time and CloudStream are often grouped together because both can present films and television series through a convenient, app-based interface. Their…
How to Fix Popcorn Time When Videos Will Not Play
Installing Popcorn Time successfully does not always mean that movies or television episodes will start playing. A blank player, endless loading circle, failed…
Popcorn Time on a Mac Mini as a Home Theatre PC
A Mac mini can turn an ordinary television into a flexible home theatre PC for movie and television playback. Its small enclosure, quiet operation and reliable…
Set Up Popcorn Time With an OpenVPN Kill Switch
Popcorn Time is a torrent-based streaming application that can connect to peer-to-peer sources while presenting films and television programs in a familiar…
Why Popcorn Time Fan Art Fills Your Storage
Popcorn Time can use more space than expected even when you have watched only a few films. The cause is often the collection of artwork stored alongside media…