I’m quite disappointed and questionning about Plex Arcade, while it describe itselfs as a Atari partnerships, it allows you to add your own emulators and roms, and funniest thing, you have to pay for that.
So, I gave it a try and took the free week, here’s my experience and what I’ve seen so far
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DISCLAIMER: (Edit)
All of what you’ll read is part of my experience, in no way I am saying that no-one should try it, try it for yourself (there’s a 7 day test)
Plex Arcade is a neat idea but lacks a lot of stuffs, Plex employees said it’s experimental but there’s no excuse to release a such incomplete and laggy software and have people pay for that
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Atari games: First it throws -10000 errors and 8005 (transcoder gives up), otherwise plays fine, it’s classic Atari, but the button bindings are horrible and there’s no way to change it currently.
Custom ROMS: You have to provide your own core and roms, …
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So we’ve gotten numerous helpdesk emails from users with DNS errors, at first we replied that the error is on their end and it usually always is… however apparently the .ws DNS system has been down fo over 2 days now: https://twitter.com/SteffenD_/status/1353234807581503488
Changing your DNS servers to 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1 seems to work for now but if that’s due to caching it might fail soon.
We have setup an alternative domain for now which you can use: https://nzbfinder.xyz
I’m not even sure what they offer or how to find these secret indexers. Do they add that much value over the main invite-only indexers?
Hello everyone,
I recently switched to a 1-Gigabit connection (1000⁄200). Using my current provider, I can easily maximize it when I download stuff off Usenet (up to 105 Mbytes/s). However, with my setup, when I upload onto Usenet, I cannot take full advantage of my upstream potential. After several internet speed tests, the connection can reach 200 Megabit/s (so roughly 22 Mbytes/s) upstream without any issues, however when I upload on Usenet I can’t seem to go any faster than 10 Mbytes/s, so slightly less than half of what it should be going at.
Below is my current configuration, I use ngPost 4.14 (latest version) for my uploads:
Server: Tweaknews
Port: 443 (SSL on)
Connections: 60
Nb Threads: 20
I tried modifying the number of threads, both increasing and decreasing them. 20 seems to be the sweet spot. I am located in Europe, hence there should be connection optimization somehow, since Tweaknews is based in the Netherlands.
Any suggestion is highly welcome.
For providers there’s the backbone map but it there anything like that for indexers?
It’s renewal time for me and I’m trying to decide whether to keep everything the way it is or add/subtract/swap some services.
My current indexers Geek, Slug and a one of the do-not-name.me sites.
If it matters, for providers I have newsgroupdirect unlimited and farm/viper/cube blocks (all the blocks basically go unused, I think I have downloaded about 40GB max across all of them in the last 9 months).
Would it be worth adding anything, such as planet, .su or any of the free indexers? Am I paying for any redundant sites right now?
In terms of what I can’t find currently - some home construction/reno, food or British Panel Shows would be the big ones. I tend to manually download/import them from other subreddits if I really want them.
I have been using sonarr for years and it works great downloading and processng NZB files. I am missing alot of TV Episodes that can’t be found for one reason or another on my indexers. I am looking to add torrents as a source of material. Can somebody share with me a guide to getting this setup.
I am currently running dockers on an UnRAID server.
Hey guys, I’m running unraid with two instances of Radarr, one for 720⁄1080, the other 4k with the following setup:
To start with, the 4k folder was empty. I set a movie going in 4kRadarr, and I can also see it updating in 4k on the normal Radarr instance.
Not quite sure how that’s possible…
Anyone have any ideas?
In v3, I have the default “Web 1080p” group, which includes “WebRip-1080p” and “WebDL-1080p”. I have upgrades allowed up to this group, and the inline docs say:
Once this quality is reached Sonarr will no longer download episodes
Based on this, if WebDL arrives first, I don’t expect a second download of a WebRip, or of anything above (aka 4k). And yet, I’m regularly seeing WebDL files upgraded to WebRip.
It looks like WebDL-1080p quality is 0-100 MB/m, and WebRip-1080p is 0-130 MB/m (both defaults) - could this size discrepancy be causing Sonarr to “upgrade”?
Edit: I have preferred words set to prioritize x265. I’m guessing that x265 WebRip is considered an upgrade to non-265 WebDL, which solves the mystery but still seems unexpected given the docs.
Hi,
Better than long talk :
Thanks a lot if you can help me :)
Edit : the Sonarr (trace) log -> https://textup.fr/524192vk
I want to run a third instance of radarr with only 3D movies. Has anyone ever found a list of all movies that where released in this format?
I could not find any IMDb or trakt list for this and mdblist doesn’t seem to be able to filter this info.