Not sure if this is the right place to post, if not please direct me to where will be appropriate.
Wanted to share with everyone here on where it started to where it is now. I’m hoping it can help inspire others that persist and some late night troubleshooting is very well worth it!
It all started with some old PC case with some really old hard drives. Didn’t know a lick of networking or how to host a media server, all I knew was I wanted to share my media contents with my close friends and families.
I ended up changing careers from healthcare analyst to IT help desk support. It was because I love networking, I simply couldn’t find a better avenue to get some hands on experience some physical servers.
The better media I wanted to hosted, the higher end equipment I need to acquire. And so, in order for me to afford any of it, I needed make more $$. One way to do that was to work harder at my 9-5.
So here’s some throwback pictures of my Plex to what it is now.
I created a personal pingdom alert which checks for the following string on https://support.plex.tv/articles/frequently-asked-questions-vod/:
Will the studio partners know what content I have or watch in my personal library?
Absolutely not! In fact, we take pains to ensure that Plex doesn’t even know what’s in your personal media library in the first place.
I’ve been using Plex for probably six years or so with over 1,000 movies in my library, all from my personal DVD/BD library. Never used Radarr, Sonarr, Lidarr, or Bonarr.
I just have a 12 TB WD drive plugged into my iMac and that’s my setup. I’d like to look into UnRAID or something similar that allows me to more easily expand my storage space but as a dad with young kids, I don’t really have the time or money for that now. I barely understand what Docker is and don’t think it would benefit me.
I started to play with Plex Meta Manager but realized I didn’t seem to have much need for it. I don’t know that I’ve ever had more than one person other than myself watching something from my library.
I’m interested and sometimes intrigued with the more much advanced setups that others discuss on here, but for now I’m an active but very much a “non-power user.” And that meets my needs.
My time has come finally
Hey everyone, wanted to let r/usenet know that nzb360 PRO is 30% off for the next 72 hours to celebrate the start of summer (and 11 years of nzb360 development!)
I wish everyone a safe and happy summer! And also, here’s to 11 more years of nzb360 development. <3
Play Store Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kevinforeman.nzb360
Registrations on Tabula Rasa will be open for next 24 hours. If there is interest in registering, this would be the time to check the site.
Edit: Registrations are now closed.
ABNZB has a weekend sale on by the looks of it. Also API for free users for the rest of may. Might be useful to someone, even for backfilling using the free downloads.
Already have Ninjacentral, dog, slug, nzb.su, and nzbfinder, but i still find them lacking some of the content i want. any recs?
Hello, I can’t send downloads to nzbget from nzbhydra2 I have external url for downloaders setup correctly like
https://user:pass@ip/nzbhydra
cause of basic auth(I’m using swizzin) but when the link is sent to nzbget, it gets stuck on fetching and then shows
failed: HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized
But if I send downloads to sabnzbd it works well Anyone knows how I can fix this? It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I got this idea in my head and promptly wasted several hours mocking up a proof-of-concept. Well…more than that, it’s a working prototype. The idea is it’s a Google Sheet that scrapes the TRaSH guides for updated info and can be manually corrected (I had two corrections I needed to make). Tabs for each main Servarr service, probably duplicates for anime since there are different recommended setups for both Sonarr and Radarr.
The sheet then allows you to visually select what you want for custom formats, see default scoring, modify custom scores, calculates a min and max score based on your selections and entries. Eventually I’d like to generate YAML for Recyclarr for quality profiles, custom format groupings based on default/custom scoring, etc…
An easier way to visualize the guides I guess is what led me down this path, I think it was hard for me to grasp when I got started. Let me know what you think!
Hey everyone, wanted to let r/radarr know that nzb360 PRO is 30% off for the next 72 hours to celebrate the start of summer (and 11 years of nzb360 development!)
I wish everyone a safe and happy summer! And also, here’s to 11 more years of nzb360 + Radarr development. <3
Play Store Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kevinforeman.nzb360
Hey everyone, wanted to let r/sonarr know that nzb360 PRO is 30% off for the next 72 hours to celebrate the start of summer (and 11 years of nzb360 development!)
I wish everyone a safe and happy summer! And also, here’s to 11 more years of nzb360 + Sonarr development. <3
Play Store Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kevinforeman.nzb360
Hello Radarr Community!
I present to you a new and improved DiscoFlix!
DiscoFlix is a project that I started a long time ago out of a necessity for a simple and intuitive way for users to request content from Radarr and Sonarr via Discord. It has been a labor of love throughout my software development journey and I am very happy with the current state of it.
DiscoFlix comes with a nice Web UI, an awesome user-management system, a robust REST API, and much more. New features are added very quickly and user-feedback / feature recommendations are always appreciated.
If you’d like to learn more, feel free to check out the DiscoFlix GitHub for more information and installation instructions: https://github.com/nickheyer/DiscoFlix
If at anytime you run into an issue, please reach out to me here, or send me a message on Discord: NicholasHeyer#4212
Thanks!