Plex app on xfinity set top box doesn’t allow you to view personal media servers.
I have a decade old gaming laptop with a couple external hard drives attached as my media server tucked away in the basement.
A few friends and family members have access and use it every now and then. I don’t think I’m netflix, I don’t refer to anyone as my “users”, I don’t keep tabs on them or care about transcoding or whatever they’re watching.
The people that are obsessed with this stuff, what do your “users” say when you dm them immediately as they start watching something demanding them to mess with settings? Genuinely curious.
Plex downloads were supposed to fix Plex sync for getting content from a server to a client. Yet, here am I again, babysitting downloads to a tablet so we can take it on a road trip.
Running everything latest, on a solid WiFi connection, yet downloads get stuck or need to be retried with annoying frequency (which start again - from scratch). I’ve set the app background settings to always run, and disabled battery optimization, but it still happens. When it is downloading, it’s so painfully slow (despite no transcoding).
And yes, I’ve tried plugging in an ethernet cable, no different.
HOW is this still an issue in 2022?
Just want to let people know how they handle any negativity.
Someone was asking if it’s good compared to slug/dog on their open signup post, and I replied with this:
” I think with Dog and Slug, you’ll be getting a subscription to take advantage of their four internal groups, which are exclusive to them. Other than the internal groups, Dog, and Slug have 99% of what’s on there. But they do have a free tier that you can take advantage of to try it out.”
And that got my account disabled, and I wasn’t even being negative, I mentioned that they had internal groups and for everything else dog and slug had most of them.
And from their discord:
“Time to disable shills and dupes”
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I will be staying away from them, I think this is very unprofessional
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EDIT: Screenshot of discord: https://i.imgur.com/TpY21xw.png
Paid accounts are not deleted for login inactivity: https://ninjacentral.co.za/register
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I’ve been using usenet for quite a while and now that the newreaders automatically repair files, Quickpar seems like something new users are not familiar with. I was just discussing this in another post. I’ve repaired many files that were missing a few blocks by either re-downloading the rar files missing blocks (possibly corrupted on download) as well as some nzb files that were missing the par files on the initial download. I’m just curious if anyone still uses it and if it’s helped you repair a file you otherwise wouldn’t have been able to? I know it’s often easier to just find another copy, but on rare content, I’ve found it helpful because it told me which of my files were missing blocks and then been able to get them to repair and complete.
I know it’s quite a niche request ahah
I’m looking for an indexer with a decent amount of French graphic novels/comics/mangas but I’m not sure where to look. Or if anyone knows an indexer for the same but in English I would like to check on it as well.
I have searched this subreddit and checked a few French indexers mentioned here but they do not have what I’m looking for as far as I can tell.
thanks!
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[edit] sorry I messed up the title when updating it before posting :( [/edit]
Right now I’m using Sonarr to download the weekly tv shows and anime, but for this I had to manually handpick the shows beforehand and then add it to Sonarr for it to start monitoring.
But how to configure the same but for each and every single torrent like how Seedbox users do it in private trackers? For this, do I need to play with the RSS settings in my qbittorrent as well on top of Sonarr?
Thank you.
Hi there - hoping someone can help, I’ve had a look at trash guides but there doesnt seem to be anything on excluding dolby vision videos if they are in a MKV container?
I have an LG OLED so these videos come up incorrectly with pink/green/purple saturation when played.
Any help and advice on how to exclude these files greatly appreciated.
I’ve recently had an issue with a certain show where the actual episode titles are not added on TVDB until release that Sonarr is unable to move a finished download because, according to its database, there are multiple episodes called “TBA” and that cannot be (for some reason). The problem resolves itself with the next refresh when the title of the downloaded episode gets updated from “TBA” to the actual one, but since that only happens every 12 hours, a manual refresh is usually required. Not the end of the world, I know, but since the whole point of this is NOT having to fiddle around with something for every new episode, it bugs me to no end.
From what I’ve read the interval of the built in Refresh task cannot be changed (at least not without messing around with files I’d rather not mess around with), so what would be the proper way to have Sonarr refresh its metadata more often automatically?
I have a torrent running of an entire series(8 seasons), if I give it the sonarr tag in my download client, will sonarr be able to import it?
It is a known bug that Radarr (and Sonarr) purges the folder of a movie when upgrading, deleting all custom files like posters and extras. In the GH threads people suggest to write a script that moves all those files to a temporary folder on upgrade and copies them back afterwards.
Did anybody achieve this? And if so, would you be willing to share?