I transcode all my x264 files to high quality x265 for space saving. Sometimes I run this recursive script on large libraries. At some point in the recent past, PMS removed the indication that there are multiple version of a file inside a directory. I used this tag as a ballpark indicator for how many movies my script has processed.
Anyone know which version of PMS this was removed and whether or not I can downgrade without much impact? Gold for your trouble.
I created a prototype for a website which compares usenet plans and subscriptions based on filters.
This website was intended as a personal learning experience, but if there is an actual interest for it, I’ll keep it online and up to date.
Site: https://neetsu.com/
Thank you all for the continued support, stay safe and take care…
A new Usenet-Indexer just opened its doors:
https://scenenzbs.com/
This is from their welcome page:
Welcome to SceneNZBs!
Today we opened the registration for our new Usenet indexer.
The registration will remain open for the time being. We may change this in the future.
SceneNZBs does not only carry Scene-Releases, but also P2P-Releases.
Please read the rules and follow them:
If you want to support us, please read this page:
You can contact us by e-mail or via the contact form:
Even though we are starting with over 2,000,000 releases, this platform is brand new and there will certainly be some teething problems.
We will continuously work on improvements.
At the moment, the focus is on DE releases, but we will expand the EN area in the near future.
As we want to attract members from the German and international area, the menu will remain in English.
Under the menu item “Categories” there are the subcategories “Audio -> Audiobook DE”, “Books - …
I have NewsgroupNinja with Nzbgeek and NzbPlanet as indexers. Looking to add another Usenet service. Looking at Eweka or NewsDemon. Suggestions?
Suddenly unable to connect to NZBFinder from both Sonarr and Radarr. Nothing changed at my end settings wise and logs saying:
HTTP request failed: [500:InternalServerError]
Is this likely to be my end or theirs?
The API documentation suggests yes: https://radarr.video/docs/api/#/Blocklist/delete_api_v3_blocklist_bulk
But I am not finding a lot of threads on bulk deleting block files or manually editing the database.db file.
Or is there an easy-peasy way to do this in terminal?
For some reason Radarr will download movies even if I already have them.
Scenarios:
How do I basically tell it, if the file exists or the movie is already there, don’t download it, unmonitor the movie?
Thanks!
Okay so I’m just looking to confirm what I suspect already. Basically I got an indexer failure message in both sonarr and radarr on Sunday and it’s been happening ever since then with every health check. It appears to be an issue with jackett somewhere down the line getting a 520 error with RarBG, something that’s been submitted on GitHub issues with Jackett that the devs are aware of. It’s weird because testing the indexer manually on jackett passes a test and eventually the manual test works with sonarr and the error disappears but eventually comes back again. I figure no big deal, it’ll work eventually OR I can just delete the indexer for now until it does work again.
My question though, none of my episodes since Sunday have been grabbed automatically. I have had to grab them manually since RarBG failures. Is it possible that the 1 indexer failure stops an automatic download? I have 2 other indexers so my thinking is that at least one of them should kick in if 1 fails. I’ve looked …
I don’t understand why this is getting rejected as unknown series when the file name matches the series name in Sonarr?
Is there any way to force sonarr to ignore this error?
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I’m trying to import my movie libraries but not are in individual movie folders. Is there an easy way to do this or is the only way to manually do it.