Drop one <iframe> into your site and get a real player. Sharky resolves each title to an actual video file and streams it into a native <video> element — not a stack of ad-riddled embeds. No popups, no redirect chains, no player to build. You pass a TMDB id; we handle the rest.
You send a TMDB id. Everything below happens server-side before the player paints a frame.
A background worker keeps thousands of popular titles already resolved. Most requests are a cache hit and start in under a second.
Anything new gets indexed on demand — 100+ releases ranked by codec and quality, then probed in parallel to find one that actually plays.
H.264 + AAC wins every time. HEVC, TrueHD and 4K remuxes are demoted — a browser can't decode them, so they're never served.
MP4 streams straight to <video>. MKV is remuxed live with a seekable relay, so scrubbing still works.
Custom controls, not the browser's default bar.
Viewers pick up where they left off, per episode. Kept in their browser — no sign-in, nothing for you to store.
Pulled from inside the file itself, so timings always match the release. Your language is remembered.
Auto-picks English and skips commentary. Switch tracks mid-playback without losing your place.
The following episode resolves in the background while you watch, so it starts instantly.
Proper hit targets, drag-to-scrub, safe-area insets. Works the same on a phone as on a desktop.
A background worker resolves popular titles continuously, so most plays are already cached.
Click any row to copy it. <id> is a TMDB id.
Grab a TMDB id from themoviedb.org and you're done.
A plain 16:9 box is fine. Everything — sources, episodes, audio, subtitles, download — now lives inside the player, so there is nothing below the picture to crop.
Only list what will actually play. Ask which titles are ready before you render a row, and nobody clicks something that has to be scraped from scratch: