Last winter I took the parts from an old MSI gaming laptop that shit the bed on me (Some of these MSI laptops have terrible build quality, screw inserts pulled out, the heat was routed toward the power connector so the plastic around it melted, the bezel around the screen broke because the hinges were too tight from factory etc), replaced the power connector and built a wooden box for it- it did have a cover not shown here, but still… A wooden box. Sq
Wife didn’t care for the look, I was always a little nervous about the heat with it, and the cats would NOT leave it alone, but it had an i7-6700 and a gtx960M and did the job for about a year (replaced a wimpy i3-5something. Unreliable, and when it shut off when I was away it was a bit of a thing to get it running again since my wife is not a computer hardware person.
Now it’s been years since I was really even aware of the differences between all the different chipsets but last week after watching this video on …
Having recently purchased a Samsung TV, I was on the hunt for a media streaming box that supported HDR10+ and was at least as capable as the Nvidia Shield Pro 2019 I’ve been rocking.
I’ve got a massive 350TB library hosted in Plex that’s heavy on 4K BluRay Remuxes, so I’ve been leery to venture away from the Shield. I’ve actually rocked the Shield since 2016, upgrading to the new one when the 2019 version came out.
The Shield is starting to show its age, since the base hardware is essentially still a 2015 SOC, and my Samsung QD-OLED TV’s lack of Dolby Vision finally made me start checking out alternatives.
I’ve had the Apple TV 4K (2022 3rd Gen 128GB / Ethernet) for about three days now and so far, I’m super impressed. Some initial thoughts:
un.catnip.cloud is no more, I dont have time to maintain it nor the money to renew it.
It was a fun project but had many hiccups through its lifetime, what’s the newest map available?
Hey everyone,
Unbeknownst to me, I recently found out Usenet is not just some old thing I’ve heard about a few times, but still alive and even very useful! I immediately starting learning as much as I could about it and how to get it setup with Sonarr, Radarr, and the like. But through it all, I just cannot understand why paid providers and indexers are a required part of the system. It seems like you may be able to setup your own indexer using the Newznab server software, so I have to dig into that deeper, but I cannot find a single explanation on what a provider does and how they are the sole entities with the ability to do so.
Are they physically connected up to an actual Usenet? Is this like Arpanet where it’s independent from the Internet? Something about that doesn’t seem realistic to me at all. Another thing I’ve seen a lot of people say on various forums is something along the lines of “you’ll never have that required storage” or …
Hi all!
No promo this time, just a announcement: Since our last promo there were some blokes that were complaining about our cryptocurrency payment provider.
So, a promise made is a debt unpaid. Even though we did not actually promise you anything, the comments and ticket were on our mind. Even so much that we’ve instructed our technical team to look into new more widespread and more anonymous crypto payments provider.
Because yes, you were right. Bitpay was quite cloggy. It required the creation of profiles and wasn’t as crypto payments were meant to be in our opinion.
I’m happy to say we’ve found a partner that could help us step up our game. We now accept almost 200 cryptocurrencies and the flow is much better with the new payment provider. It’s anonymous and fast. We’ve tested Doge and it only took 15 minutes from payment till confirmation. That’s quick right?
We also introduced a minimum amount finder. Because the crypto markets are still a bit …
Hi Guys,
Just wanted say thanks both to the developers and the community for helping through getting this all setup. There are certainly some complexities and i apologize for asking “dumb” questions (and yes. RTFM etc…) and i certainly would recommend getting your profiles “right” before redownloading your entire movie collection (i think i must have downloaded everthing numerous times as I improved my Quality Profile etc..
I doubt i’ve learned enough to be much help on here but i will pay it back/forward if possible.
I’m content with American schlock; my wife is not, and regularly asks me to add foreign-language films to our Radarr instance. However, default language profile settings seem to prevent the app from grabbing foreign films automatically – I end up having to do a manual search every time.
Where can I find the relevant settings to change? I already flipped “English” to “Original language” in my profiles, but that doesn’t seem to have fixed it.
when sonarr download new or missing episodes it puts them in a season folder ( season 01, 02 …)
which is great but the problem is it doesn’t move the old files to the season folder
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lets say i have a folder called “suits” , inside this folder i have 5 episodes and want sonarr to download the next 10 episodes, after sonarr finishes downloading thr 10 episodes it will moves them to suits > season 01 and leavs the 5 episodes that was on that folder outside of the seson folder. is there a way to make sonarr move all files to their respective season folder ?
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this might be confusing to here is a couple of images to make it easer to understand
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As the title indicates, I’ve just rebuilt my sonarr DB from scratch thanks to some fairly long-running corruption. I’m using the same docker container and config as I was before, so I expected to import from the standard path “/tv” and indeed, sonarr found 360 or so items. Some auto-matched to TheTVDB, some did not.
Many of the series now show 0/0 episodes for the shows. Some don’t - they imported and registered themselves just fine.
As an example of the broken, I’ll use Cheers. I have most or all of the episodes downloaded and registered in Sonarr. Having re-imported my TV folder into Sonarr, I matched up the Cheers folder with the correct show (as I did for all the other series).
When I look at Cheers in Sonarr, it has the correct series description, matching the listing on TheTVDB.com. Obviously, the listing there also has all the episodes - but in Sonarr, the list of seasons is accurate but each season’s episode list is empty.
I can …