[Request] Streaming Provider

 Ji-N:

You can request a streaming a provider here.

Request for One31 Youtube Channel to be added.

Here is the link to the channel:https://m.youtube.com/user/gmmonetv

 Rizaldy Achmad:

Knowing Bros Official Youtube >> (https://www.youtube.com/c/Knowingbros)

It should be for full episodes, not just clips.

Hi, please add Vimeo to streaming services! There are some short movies available for legal streaming there. 

Request to add a new service:

YouTube Channel: Globe Studios

Link: https://www.youtube.com/c/GlobeStudios

 Safe for Weebs:

That channel has only clips of Knowing Bros itself, but it has the full episodes of its spin-off Internet-only series, like Universe Hipsters.

However, because it has the same name as a show, it's still the kind of channel that would be better served in at least my opinion by coming under a multi-purpose Official YouTube service, or a JTBC (YouTube) service to cover all the JTBC family channels.

Thank's for the Explain :D

 Miss Ivy:

I don't know why I don't see this often, but Asian Crush provides completed dramas too. https://www.asiancrush.com/

Asian Crush is already included on the Streaming Providers (Services).

 ElBee:

Is Hotpot TV in the list of to-be-added providers yet? I searched the forum and only 5 threads, this not one, showed in results, so maybe not?

I'm guessing this is just a lesser-known platform, but it is a legal host for content from China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong at least. The licenses are legit, and it's apparently all-ad-run (the way Viki used to be) so essentially free "but you're free to donate, too." While there are a few animations thrown in the mix (I did not go scrolling every page since I'm not the one adding providers to dramas though I'd gladly help if it gets chaotic), a quick glance shows that using my regular old browser with a clear USA IP address, there are 325 available-to-me TV shows (dramas from what I saw) and 18 movies (just using the filter thing-it may be glitchy and there could be more). They DO have licensing limitations like everywhere, so it is probable there are more that don't show up because I'm not playing with VPN location swaps. Most dramas and all films are subbed in English, a sizable chunk of dramas also subbed in Spanish, some dramas without subs as of now:

https://www.hotpot.tv/

Most dramas on Hotpot are just embedded from YouTube and other platforms, so I don't think there's that much of a point in adding it, maybe. But of course the MDL Staff can answer to that better than me!

Most of the dramas Hotpot TV lists are indeed actually just official uploads on YouTube they've embedded, but some are actually on Hotpot TV itself, like Well-Intended Love 2 is here (and, despite its About Us page only mentioning the United States, I can get play it in the UK, without a VPN).

I don't think it's particularly like Viki, in as much as Viki doesn't embed videos from another service on its own site.

One could, I suppose, make a rule that only shows hosted by Hotpot TV themselves can be linked to on it. But that would be difficult to enforce, as it would require checking every URL. In defence of including it, however, allowing links to its pages with embedded YouTube videos isn't doing any harm. The purpose of the Services feature, as I understand it, is to make legal options for viewing content easy to find, and linking to Hotpot TV's pages, whether it's their own upload or a YouTube embed, is still doing that.

AsianCrush has been available as a service that links to can be added for a long time now; people have just very rarely added links to it on MDL.

It's I think not been mentioned that AsianCrush also has a YouTube channel with some complete features available in the USA and Canada and complete shorts available worldwide.

Please add Naver TV and Vlive from South Korea. There are a lot korea dramas and movies that only available on Naver TV or/and Vlive.