Best BDIX Movie Servers: Ranked by Content & Popularity
By BDIX Editorial · Updated
Circle FTP, ICC FTP Server, NaturalBD, Discovery FTP, Dhaka Flix, Race FTP (Moviedom / MovieHaat) and Stargate FTP (STARPLEXBD) are compared here on the facts that decide the choice between them: IP addresses, hosting ISP, content type and BDIX reachability. Between them the 7 servers run on 7 different ISPs and hold 16 recorded IP addresses, read live from the BDIX directory as the page renders.
Six of these seven servers are recorded as reachable only on their own operator's network, and Race FTP is the single exception, published on BDIX at 59.152.101.198. Circle FTP holds the largest movie catalogue and ICC FTP the broadest library, so size decides the order of this list, but reachability decides which one you can actually open.
These are the BDIX servers that carry the largest movie collections. The ranking reflects content volume and popularity from community demand. Your best choice depends on whether your ISP peers with the server: check the reachability column first.
Quick Verdict
| # | Server | Primary IP | ISP | Reachable on | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Circle FTP | 15.1.1.1 | Circle Network | Local Network | Circle FTP (15.1.1.1) is the largest BDIX movie server by catalog volume, run by Circle Network, with mirrors on .4/.5, circleftp.net domains and an Emby-style portal. |
| 2 | ICC FTP Server | 10.16.100.244 | ICC Communication Ltd | Local Network | ICC FTP (10.16.100.244) is the longest-running BDIX media server in Bangladesh: movies, TV series, live TV, software and games from ICC Communication, with three recorded mirror nodes. |
| 3 | NaturalBD | 103.43.148.68 | X-Press Technologies Ltd | Local Network | NaturalBD is the BDIX movie server associated with X-Press Technologies Limited, best known for new-release movie content on the local network at 103.43.148.68 and naturalbd.com. |
| 4 | Discovery FTP | 16.10.100.244 | Discovery Communications | Local Network | Discovery FTP (16.10.100.244) is Discovery Communications' login-based BDIX media server: movies and TV through the dflix media surface, cds1-cds3 CDN hosts and the node 103.120.165.196. |
| 5 | Dhaka Flix | 172.16.50.2 | Level3 Carrier Ltd | Local Network | Dhaka Flix is Level3's brand on the private nodes 172.16.50.2 and 172.16.50.4, the address family it shares with SamOnline's documentation. |
| 6 | Race FTP (Moviedom / MovieHaat) | 59.152.101.198 | Race Online | BDIX | Race FTP is Race Online's media server known as Moviedom and MovieHaat: moviedom.live, movie.moviedom.live and the IP 59.152.101.198. |
| 7 | Stargate FTP (STARPLEXBD) | 172.27.27.1 | Stargate Communications Limited | Local Network | Stargate FTP, known as STARPLEXBD, runs a private node at 172.27.27.1 with starplexbd.com as the brand domain, in the same address range as KS Network's server. |
Side-by-side Comparison
| Attribute | Circle FTP | ICC FTP Server | NaturalBD | Discovery FTP | Dhaka Flix | Race FTP (Moviedom / MovieHaat) | Stargate FTP (STARPLEXBD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ISP | Circle Network | ICC Communication Ltd | X-Press Technologies Ltd | Discovery Communications | Level3 Carrier Ltd | Race Online | Stargate Communications Limited |
| IP addresses | |||||||
| Content | Movie Server | Mixed Content | Movie Server | Movie Server | Movie Server | Movie Server | Movie Server |
| Access method | HTTP / Browser | HTTP / Browser | HTTP / Browser | HTTP / Browser | HTTP / Browser | HTTP / Browser | HTTP / Browser |
| Reachable on | Local Network | Local Network | Local Network | Local Network | Local Network | BDIX | Local Network |
Size And Access Are Two Different Questions
This page ranks BDIX movie servers by catalogue and popularity, and that ranking is a fair answer to one question: which server holds the most. It is not an answer to the more practical question, which is which of them the connection you already pay for can reach. The directory records six of the seven servers here as reachable on their own operator's network only, and exactly one of them as published on BDIX.
That one is Race FTP, published by Race Online at 59.152.101.198. Being on BDIX rather than behind a single operator's network is what makes it reachable to anyone whose ISP peers with the exchange, which is why a server that is not first in the ranking can still be the first one that works for you.
What Each Server Carries
- Circle FTP is the largest by movie catalogue volume. It is run by Circle Network and records four addresses, 15.1.1.1, 15.1.1.4, 15.1.1.5 and 103.170.204.84, covering movies, TV series and live TV.
- ICC FTP is the longest-running server on the list and the broadest in content, adding software, music and games to movies, TV series and live TV. ICC Communication records three server nodes and two CDN hosts for it.
- NaturalBD belongs to X-Press Technologies and is known for new-release movie content. It records a single address, 103.43.148.68.
- Discovery FTP is Discovery Communications' login-based server, delivered through the dflix media surface, with movies and TV series at 16.10.100.244 and 103.120.165.196.
- Dhaka Flix is Level3 Carrier's brand, on the internal nodes 172.16.50.2 and 172.16.50.4, carrying movies and TV series.
- Race FTP is Race Online's server, also known as Moviedom and MovieHaat, published at 59.152.101.198 and recorded as BDIX-reachable.
- Stargate FTP is known as STARPLEXBD. It runs for Stargate Communications on a single node, 172.27.27.1, with movies, TV series and media.
The Two Servers On Private Internal Addressing
Dhaka Flix and Stargate FTP are worth singling out, because their addresses tell you something the ranking cannot. Both are published on private 172.x addressing rather than on a publicly routable address, so they exist only inside their own operator's network. A 172.16.50.2 or a 172.27.27.1 will mean nothing on a connection from another ISP, however large those servers' catalogues are.
How To Use A Ranking Like This
Treat the order as a shortlist rather than a verdict. Start with the Reachable on column and cross out every server your ISP cannot route to, then rank what is left on catalogue. If you find that nothing is left, the answer is not to pick a lower-ranked server but to look at what your ISP peers with, because no amount of catalogue makes an unreachable address work.
The catalogue figures, addresses and reachability values behind this list are read from the directory as the page renders, so a corrected or newly verified record shows up here immediately. The order itself is editorial and changes only when the reasoning behind it changes.