…there is a way to prevent auto-minimization. I like the feature but not this. Don’t minimize it at all, if you can’t make it an option please.
For many-a-moon I, like many others, have longed for “nested collections” – a way to have collections within collections, or folders within folders. To neatly organize the vast array of media that exists out there in the streaming and cinema space.
In an age of hard reboots, soft reboots, remakes, TV adaptations, requels, prequels, and cinematic universes with their own damn sagas… the need to organize this only increases by the day. Such a vast number of fingers are in the pies of various franchises that we now have reached a point where distinguishing all of this media is becoming quite important.
Currently with Plex, the status quo is that you can create individual collections for specific things of your choosing; say, Marvel Movies, IMdb Top 100, or Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2. This is fine if there are only a handful of collections that you feel the need to group together; but it becomes very clear once you start actually categorizing things properly that …
I’m sure I was able to see a director on other details on the default page, now I have to click more details - why did they change that?
I have plex pass if that changes anything
As some may have noticed, Plex now displays the number of people that have watched a particular movie or show, whats annoying though is, they don’t show this number if you have a friend that uses your server that has watched X show.
So, what’s the point in it?
For reference here’s two demonstrations…
without friends;
https://i.imgur.com/OANQ3iY.png
with friends;
Release Notes - SABnzbd 4.0.0
Changes since 3.7.2
In this major update we optimized a core part of the SSL handling.
This results in large performance increases when downloading from news
servers with SSL enabled. In addition, the general connection handling
was improved, resulting in performance improvements for all news servers.
Special thanks to: mnightingale, puzzledsab and animetosho!
There are multiple settings that can tweak performance, see:
https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/discussions/2474
When adding a new news server, SSL is enabled by default.
File assembly performance significantly improved by relying on the
CRC32 instead of the MD5 to perform QuickCheck of files.
Slowdown more gracefully when the cache fills up.
Replaced separate Series/Movie/Date Sorting with general Sorter.
HTTPS files are included in the Backup.
Improved Watched Folder scanning and processing.
Ignore resource fork files created by macOS.
Deobfuscate final filenames is enabled for new …
They just opened up registration: https://drunkenslug.com/register
Not sure if anyone can use it or not but here you go
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I would like to start reposting a lot of the old content we see on usenet. Does anyone have any scripts setup or some kind of process that will make this easy?
TL;DR: Perma-seeding of whole Servarr libraries optimized for per-tracker ratio.
I didn’t like the available options I could find at the time for maximizing seeding from a lovingly managed media library. Deleting by a ratio threshold doesn’t make sense to me because that can delete items when there’s plenty of disk space. Also the ratio threshold is a reverse indicator for items from private indexers vs items from public indexers. Items from private indexers with high ratios should be kept around as long as possible to build user total ratio whereas items from public indexers with low ratios should be kept around as long as …
TL;DR: Perma-seeding of whole Servarr libraries optimized for per-tracker ratio.
I didn’t like the available options I could find at the time for maximizing seeding from a lovingly managed media library. Deleting by a ratio threshold doesn’t make sense to me because that can delete items when there’s plenty of disk space. Also the ratio threshold is a reverse indicator for items from private indexers vs items from public indexers. Items from private indexers with high ratios should be kept around as long as possible to build user total ratio whereas items from public indexers with low ratios should be kept around as long as …
i usually just add them by hand from MAL for every season but it’d be nice if there was a list i could add that would manage new seasonal anime for me. Any recommendations?
Disclaimer: Obviously this is for educational purposes only, you should not illegally download movies.
I noticed Radarr had an API Key under general settings, so I thought it would be fun to try to create a script to automatically find movies and add them to Radarr, based on what users have ‘Favorited’ in Jellyfin.
The script grabs all movies from Jellyfin and finds those that has been ‘Favorited’. It then looks up those movies on TMDB for recommendations and creates a list. It then filters the list down so we only grab recommendations that:
Then it connects to Radarr where it lookups the movies to see if they can be found, filter it down again to remove movies that are already present in Radarr and if there are any recommendations left, it adds them to Radarr.
I’d run this as a daily cron job in Linux, could also be scheduled in Windows Task Scheduler.
You …
Setup is docker, with storage on an SMB share from Truenas.
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I have radarr set to hardlink, I have all the torrent management deletion options disabled (qbittorrent, ‘download complete behaviour: pause’ & radarr download clients, ‘remove completed’ unchecked
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Docker compose snippet:
qbittorrent:
image: lscr.io/linuxserver/qbittorrent:latest
container_name: qbittorrent
environment:
- PUID=1008
- PGID=999 #docker
- TZ=Etc/UTC
- WEBUI_PORT=8080
- UMASK=002
volumes:
- /data/docker/qbitorrent/config:/config
- /mnt/downloads/data:/downloads/data
restart: unless-stopped
radarr:
image: linuxserver/radarr
container_name: radarr
environment:
- PUID=1009
- PGID=999
- TZ=Etc/UTC
- UMASK_SET=022 #optional
volumes:
- …