First of all, I’m totally new to Plex and have no relevant knowledge about video transcoding.
With that out of the way: I noticed that when I stream content in 1080p from Plex it looks significantly better compared to Netflix, Prime Video or Youtube.
What is the reason behind this?
Cheers.
My dad actually uses and likes my Plex server (!) when he has a specific show in mind to watch, but he still pays for Netflix because he doesn’t know what to watch next. Netflix is very good at surfacing shows you might not have heard of but are similar to what you’ve watched and liked. If Plex had this it would be probably the nail in the coffin.
If anyone has any recommendations for a website that can accomplish this role, that would be much appreciated as well.
I’m building an interactive movie poster display for my theater room. The display will show high quality movie posters of movies in my plex library, changing every so often. Next to the display will be a play button people can press and it will start whatever movie is displayed on the poster– start the movie on the main theater display (not the movie poster display). Then while the movie is on-going, the display will stay on that movie poster until the movie stops for at least 20 minutes, then will go back to displaying any random poster.
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I’m currently using newsgroup.ninja and nzb.su and have a good amount of shows with missing files. Also running into the daily cap more often than not with nzb.su so looking for another service to take over when I hit the cap.
Nay recommendations that are on another backbone?
Hi everyone,
I previously posted here a few months ago announcing the first release of Buildarr, a tool intended to be used to express *Arr stack’s configuration as code, and automatically applying that configuration without the hassle of using the UI.
Since then, after a lot of work, and adding support for Prowlarr as well as fixing issues with the Sonarr integration, Buildarr has got to the point where it could potentially be used for automating simpler Arr stack deployments.
I have uploaded a simple Ansible playbook that demonstrates how this can be done, using both Docker Compose and Buildarr.
Some of the highlights include:
For the last few weeks I keep getting the above error. However, in prowlarr rarbg is fine, and in Sonarr it’s fine. Anyone else seeing this and have a resolution/workaround?
I’ve been having a very specific issue recently where a lot of times when Sonarr is scraping torrents for an anime, it’s downloading episodes with french subtitles. When I checked, I saw that the episodes it was getting were categorized as english, but they all had VOSTFR in the title because they actually had french subs. Is there any way to basically just filter out anything that has “VOSTFR” in the title?
Hi!
I’m new to Sonarr.
I saw that I need to had at least one indexer. But most of them (maybe all) ask for credentials and are probably not for free, idk.
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Is there a way to use a free universal indexer?
Thanks!
Few major updates since I initially started working on this project, I finally took some time to understand how Traefik works and also figured out SMTP notifications with Gmail for Authelia.
Feel free to contribute to the project in any way and open any issues if you find any!