Do you, like me, wish there was a simple way to create clip from the latest Rick and Morty episode you’re watching on your plex server to share with your friends?
Sure you can get onto your server, find the media, launch a video trimming software or fight to remember that great ffmpeg command you used in the past. But what if there was an easier way?
So a few months ago I decided to find a way to do that, for my own usage. And I’ve been using my simple tool for 6 months now and I think what I came up with could be appreciated by other members of the plex community, so I figured I’d polish it a little bit and package it for easy distribution.
Introducing… clipplex!
Disclaimer:
I am not a developer. If you look at the code, it’s ugly, there’s probably anti-patterns every other lines, it’s not commented, logging is inexistant, error handling is minimal. It’s still basically a functional prototype. I mostly used this project to …
Wishing I had my renewals come up during late November, but it’s that time of year.
I currently use NewsDemon, Frugal, Eweka. Previously used just NewsDemon and Tweaknews, removed Tweaknews for Eweka. Eweka vs Tweaknews, should I go with something different? I also spent the last year using DOGNzb along with my other providers Drunkenslug, Geek, Planet and have found DOG to be quite underwhelming for the $$, only got around 1600 downloads from it and their recent downtime has been quite annoying. Anybody have a strong opinion on my provider setup and DOG? Probably gonna buy a lifetime to Planet. Wish Geek had a cheaper lifetime.
I just switched to newsgroupdirect from newshosting.com and prior to that supernews.com - both would max out aroundn 50-70MB/s for me.
Speed is so much faster.
Granted, I was just testing with a recently uploaded file and haven’t testing old stuff yet. But I’m impressed so far.
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I am new to Usenet, have been using p2p till now. I am aware that torrent files contain passkey from private trackers, and for this very reason, I shouldn’t be sharing them with anyone. Do .nzb files acquired from invite-only NZB indexers (or any other source) contain any such info, that I should worry about?
Using NZBGet in DigitalOcean VM. For the first few minutes I get about 30MB/s but then it dies all the way to 5KB/s. My news-server settings are SSL with 20 connections.
Any ideas?
Using nzbget on a truenas system. Downloads will start at 12-18MB/s, then hard drop to 5MB/s after not updating the speed in nzbget for a few moments. Then from there continues to drop until nzbget is restarted, then the process starts over.
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I’m using newsgroup ninja as my primary news server. Have not tried a VPN yet but hoping I’m not being ISP throttled. Would love to know if there’s an easy fix!
So, I’ve been running Sonarr/Radarr/nzbget/transmission/plex for a few years now. I’ve been happy with them and even managed to get a very stable stack running on a kubernetes cluster quite reliably. I’ve been reading posts from other about using Jackett or Prowlarr and I’m curious what benefits either of those options add. Yes, I understand they are proxies to indexers, but what is the benefit of using one? Does it allow me to aggregate multiple indexers in the jackett/prowlarr proxy and only have a single indexer set up in my existing *arr servers?
I love the Marvel shows and movies and look forward to watching anything Marvel Studios releases. I, however, don’t follow the announcements and rumours closely, so I’m always worried I will miss a show. I also don’t enjoy having to manually go into Sonarr after finding out about some new shows that got announced and searching for and adding them all individually. I feel like there must be a way to automate this, but I haven’t been able to work it out yet. Does anyone have a good way to do it?
I have tried setting up an import list in Sonarr based on a public Trakt list I found, but the user seems to have stopped updating it, so that didn’t work too well.
Is there a better way to do it, or am I on the right track with import lists? If so do you have a list recommendation for the Marvel shows?
Bonus points for a Radarr solution for movies, and bonus points for a similar solution for Star Wars.
I checked the Automod help thing, and nothing stood out as my issue here, but I could have missed it
Sonarr v3/NZBGet/Windows 7
Link to trace log - https://privatebin.net/?d83cbc24509ede31#DV4DTFmHoYLBJHKyiNPM8UqHgK2uTWuUWNxb5grXKixj
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Please help
When manually searching, my exact requirements for download are available. Photo here: https://i.imgur.com/s5km04Z.jpg
My availability delay is 45 days before availability date. You can also see in the first photo it was posted 23 days ago: https://i.imgur.com/VMLl4H1.jpg
The movie is monitored, and missing: https://i.imgur.com/NVB3NHw.jpg
What do I not have setup right?
Thanks again for the help!
I’ve been using Sonarr for 5 years already, and I would like to say, well done to the development community. It’s been a stable and reliable partner in managing my TV needs. Yet one thing bugs me beyond reason…
Many shows are shown as Ended, but they aren’t. I understand that Sonarr takes this info from TVDB, but it seems TVDB takes their info from somewhere else, mixed in with their generous policy of moderation, and often the show status is mismatched.
For example, the British show Happy Valley is on its final season run. It’s announced, it’s upcoming, but TVDB shows it as ended (which is technically incorrect). I’ve switched it myself to a different status, but the change rarely lasts more than 24 hours. Often the change occurs without accounting for a different user manual modification, which leads me to the conclusion that there is another service in the mix somewhere.
I used to sort shows by status in Sonarr, and this mismatch bugs me …