I’ve tried everything. They rarely work.
In contrast, I signed up to YouTube premium recently. Downloads flawlessly on my iPhone, even in the background. And smart downloads to have offline viewing ready whenever! It reminded me how terrible Plex downloads are.
Come on Plex, this feature needs some major attention.
I have been using three paid and two free. One of the popular paid subs expired over the weekend and I’m debating whether or not to resub. How many do you really need?
I sent in a two tickets for issues days ago and yet to hear back. I keep getting
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I keep getting too many connection errors and authentication errors on newsgroupdirect.
Does anybody have a complete list of all usenet forum communities like usenet4all. I don’t mean nzb indexers. Could not find this in the Wiki /Faqs
I created another post explaining my machine can’t keep up sometimes.
One issue is, if I queue up lots of stuff in NZBGet, it downloads them pretty fast, then extracts them in parallel. Then that gets picked up by – for example – Sonarr which moves it from an SSD to an HDD array (Unraid).
Is there a way to configure NZBGet and *Arr to reduce parallelism or disable it entirely?
My NZBGet PostStrategy is set to Sequential, ParThreads to 1, ParBuffer 100 MB, ParPauseQueue Yes, UnpackPauseQueue Yes, ScriptPauseQueue Yes (I don’t have scripts anyway).
Anything else I’m missing?
Apart from going through a very verbose log file, is there a way to see which indexer was used for each download in my SABNZBD history? I do use Prowlarr, but that just has high level graphs, and doesn’t appear to break down the data further than hits per indexer. Cheers.
I have been using Sab, Sonarr, Radarr, and Lidarr for years now and have always accessed them through port forwarding using an app called LunaSea on my iPhone. I just migrated everything to a new-to-me Dell Optiplex 3040 and through I would take the time to clean up the remote access. I have a handful of RPI3b+‘s and was thinking about setting up a VPN server on one of them to use for the remote access. Would this be a good option for the remote access? I am not worried about the Usenet download from sab just the access to the applications.
Thanks
UPDATE: I read the wiki:
It seems that running a test or doing multiple manual searches causes the indexer to fail.
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Under “System”, I see the following error sometimes: All …
I’m currently have RSS feeds setup for seasonal shows and I’m running into this issue where Sonarr immediately grabs any torrent of a new episode on release, disregarding any of my quality and release profiles which has higher point preferences for sub groups and Must Not Contain for some but not all raw groups. It eventually upgrades to my preferred sub group, but I rather have Sonarr not download the raws in the first place.
I realize this is the expected behavior of Sonarr, but I’m not sure how to prevent Sonarr from downloading the first release of an episode without adding more raw groups to my Must Not Include. Would a release delay be best for this situation? If so, does anyone have a suggested delay time?
Hi, I am having some problems with files names when I go to the movies folder on Windows via LAN.
Look this example. The last movie from the MAGIC MIKE saga.
In the DSM I look at the files and the names are ok:
Magic Mike’s Last Dance (2023) WEBRip-1080p [Tmdb: 906221][x265].mp4
Magic Mike’s Last Dance (2023) WEBRip-1080p [Tmdb: 906221][x265].srt
But when I look at my storage via Windows, the name of the folder is OK [Magic Mike’s Last Dance (2023)] but the name of the files are this weird thing:
MN48BD~A.MP4
MY6W9N~O.SRT
I’ve checked PLEX and the server is getting OK the movies and all the metadata. I do not understand what is happening. Can anyone help me? Thanks.
Some trackers seem to return a lot of unrelated garbage on queries which makes it hard to sift through a long list of results that don’t even match the search text. Is there a way to filter this out?