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   *strm* is a small Bash script that lets you stream media files over SSH in a convenient way.
 
   No need for mounting and navigating through complex directory structures anymore.
-  Just provide a query and the matching media files are played locally via [[https://mpv.io/][mpv]].
+  Just provide a query and the matching media files are played locally (or remote) via [[https://mpv.io/][mpv]].
 
   Here is an example.. let's assume you have the shortfilm [[https://www.dailydweebs.com/][The Daily Dweebs]] stored on a remote machine in the following directory structure:
 
@@ -58,14 +58,22 @@
    mpv has a nice feature which lets you resume playback.
    This is handy if you want to e.g. continue watching you favourite series at a later point in time.
    Check the *usage* below to see how this works.
+
+** Dependencies
+
+   The dependencies vary, based on the purpose of a machine:
+
+   - The machine shall serve as data storage :: It must be available via SSH.
+   - The machine shall serve as player :: [[https://mpv.io/][mpv]] and an SSH client must be installed.
+   - The machine shall serve as player and will be remote controlled :: mpv, *strm*, [[https://github.com/tmux/][tmux]] and an SSH client must be installed and it must be available via SSH.
+   - The machine shall serve only as controller :: An SSH client must be installed.
+
+   A machine can be used for multiple purposes, make sure all required dependencies are fulfilled.
    
 ** Installation
 
-   Make sure, mpv is installed and that you have access to a machine via SSH.
-   If you plan to execute *strm* on a remote machine with the =--remote= flag, install [[https://github.com/tmux/][tmux]] in addition to mpv on the target.
-
    *strm* is just a script, you can execute it directly.
-   Or grab it and place it in your =$PATH=.
+   Or grab it, make it executable and place it in your =$PATH=.
 
    This project is also a [[https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Flakes][Nix flake]].
    You can execute it with the following command if you have a recent version of [[https://nixos.org/][Nix]] installed and flakes are enabled:
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 *** The =--remote= flag
 
-   The =--remote= flag executes *strm* on another machine in a tmux session and passes all other arguments to it.
-   For this, *strm* needs to be installed and configured on the remote machine.
+   The =--remote= flag executes *strm* on another machine in a tmux session and passes all other given arguments to it.
    Launching it in a tmux session allows to detach from the session with =C-b d=.
-
-   If a session is already running on the target machine, the session gets attached.
-   Further commands are ignored (it is even sufficient to call =strm -r <remote>=).
+   If a session is already running on the target machine, the session gets attached and further commands are ignored (it is even sufficient to call =strm -r <remote>= to reattach).
 
    If you pass the =--media-directories= flag, *strm* doesn't need to be configured but make sure your arguments are correct from the point of view of the remote machine.
    The same holds true if you pass the =--config= flag.