Hey all,
During my tenure doing plex I have found may websites, below are a list of tons of helpful sites for your plex needs along with a basic burb of what it is about
https://www.elpamsoft.com/?p=Plex-Hardware-Transcoding - how many steams your gpu can do
https://github.com/keylase/nvidia-patch/tree/master/win - Patched Nvidia drivers to remove stream limit
https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-and-decode-gpu-support-matrix-new - what encoding/decoding each nvidia card supports
https://jro.io/nas/#list - awesome guide/story on NAS/DAS
https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/7qeet1/emcnetapp_branded_520b_block_size_sas_drives/ - changing 520 block size drives to 512
https://sonarr.tv/ - tv shows
https://radarr.video/ - movies
http://www.mcebuddy2x.com/ - great program to monitor/convert movies
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Quick_Sync_Video - show which intel cpu’s quicksync encode/decode that they support
https://github.com/AaronFeng753/Waifu2x-Extension-GUI - …
I’ve been putting these on in the background instead of just listening to music. I recommend it.
I’m pretty happy with my collection so far.
NC seems to now be open for user registration, worth getting an account if you haven’t already.
Hello!
I don’t know how many of us here actually use Usenet in the old way, but I figure it would be nice if you can test out a little tool I have been developing to access Usenet over the Web.
It’s nothing fancy, just a front-end to Usenet servers that you can perform all the NNTP commands over the web. The service is deployed as a serverless worker at the edge. You will need your provider’s credentials to be able to perform any command. Your browser will prompt you for them.
Now, before you think of me trying to steal your information, the source code is open, and is accessible through the link at the footer. Your credentials are done with basic authentication, and is stored on your browser. There are two cookies used: one is to keep track the currently selected group, and another for currently selected article. Your credentials are authenticated against a list of providers one by one until successful, and are cached in memory so the next command is only …
It looks like Chrome nuked it from their store. Is there a better alternative these days?
I have a primary cable internet line and Starlink as a backup connection running through a Ubiquiti Unifi Dream Machine Pro. Starlink fluctuates between 30 and 300 Mbps and my main ISP provides a steady 200 Mbps download, but it gets used by all of the devices in the house.
I have two providers setup in Sab and both are at the same priority level. I also have traffic routing setup so that one provider connects through my primary ISP and the other one connects through Starlink. Is there anyway I can have Sab download at maximum speed when going through one provider, but only use up 50% of the bandwidth when going through a different provider? The router won’t let me set speed limits for domains or certain ports, so the limits will have to be enforced through Sabnzbd. I don’t care if the Starlink line is saturated since it’s a failover WAN anyway, but saturating my primary internet connection impacts other devices on the network.
Guide for Using Dual WAN on Usenet …
Hey, I’m somewhat new to the scene and was wondering if I could get some guidance on what I’m seeing. So far, I’m getting much lower availability on the main Frugal server and the bonus Frugal usenet.farm server. This has caused me to very rapidly eat up my block storage, both the free 300gb from Frugal and an additional 500gb I got from express. You can see it in the image below.
Is this to be expected? I paid yearly and I should have full retention on the main server. Most of what I’m downloading is older stuff, often in about the 2000s of days old. Is this to be expected? Is there something I can do to improve the situation?
Hi,
I’m just looking for some clear guidance on ensuring Radarr (Bonus for Sonarr too) does not download ANY Dolby Vision content, unless it has HDR10 fallback.
I have used trashy guides, but with mixed results, meaning some still get through.
How can I ensure that as far as custom formats, regex, profile scores etc go, I have done all that can be done?
All help is appreciated.
Cheers
Hi All,
I’m not really too sure whats going on because whenever sonarr grabs new shows its fine. Lately when i search for packs through sonarr it will successfully download and import the files but they dont go away from queue stating the file already imported. Does this happen when I download too many packs at once? I have about 9 seasons worth of shows in my queue right now that all imported/renamed properly with this same error. Couldnt find any solutions through google…i dont think it’s a configuration problem hopefully….Tried looking at the sonarr docker log but didnt see anything that stood out. Thanks in advance!
PC1 - Arrs/Plex
PC2 - Qbittorent
PC1 queues them to download on PC2 and the downloads import to PC1. Sometimes PC2 (qbitorrent) will go down, either the app needs reopened or PC2 turned on. It usually takes me a couple days before I notice that this has happened.
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What can I do to alert me when this is out, cuz I don’t usually log into sonarr/radarr to notice the error message there.
Hello,
I recently made the jump to sonarr after having my own BASH automated system for years.
I have about 22,000 episodes in my Plex, split pretty evenly between a Kids library and an adult library.
Some of shows are in season folders, some are not. For example, in the main TV folder there are 2000 loose mkv files and then I guess the rest are more or less organised in folders according to season with “release” names… There are many duplicates of varying qualities that I would like to slim down to just the best quality.
There are some confusing aspects like multiple languages of the same show, etc.
I have never renamed files, but I am ready to now. So I am looking for a solution to rename, organise and move files automatically. Notably, I cannot use hard links.
How should I go about fixing this? How can I force sonarr to start organising my whole library?
I currently have a RPI4 1GB running Pihole
I want to install Sonarr/Radarr/Sabnzbd/Plex..but will this be too much considering it’s the 1GB model?
If this is too much… I can use a spare Pi Zero 2 W I have. E.g, install Sonarr + Radarr on the Pi Zero 2 W, everything else on the Pi4 1GB
All my downloading is done overnight when I’m asleep, so I am not fussed about slow unpacking
Thanks