There’s a big discount for the lifetime pass at the moment. Looking at the list of features, the only one that appeals to me is the Skip Intro one because I mostly watch TV and anime. Does it work well?
Edited for clarity - I received a discount code from Plex through my email and they said it was only valid for me. Sorry. Anyway, thanks all for the responses!
I have reported on Plex forums an issue where I’m explaining that Greek characters cannot be used to search content on Plex. Rarely does it work and I am trying to explain maybe it’s an issue where utf-8 is not enabled . It is very annoying as I cannot find my content in Greek , thus I need to look up everytime my contents’ titles in their original version.
My family does not know English so they end up not using Plex as they can’t search things with Greek characters which is very disappointing.
How can I fix this myself? I’m fed up being ghosted on the forums ? Can anyone help me please?
edit: https://imgur.com/a/SkVWuw8 So a Greek user responded to me. The issue is a case sensitive issue. So I’ve tried again searching. What I have noticed is that it is not showing any results if Greek characters are not 100% as the metadata shows it. Whereas with English titles it’s not case sensitive. I’ve put an example where 12 Years Slave , is …
The recommended page always has “movies with x actress” or “top in biopic” with only one or two results. Is there some setting I’m missing that lets it create more lists on the reccos page?
I know many people use collections to solve for this but it’s not anywhere near as integrated or simple as the side-scroll, netflix-esque recommendations.
Thanks!
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I’m currently using NZB Finder and Newshosting servers. Any reasons I should use another service?
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Now, I know these are all the same codec. But Sonarr recognises all these, and I’m not really sure why. It’s particularly noticable in my anime collection, as I’m making a point of getting dual-audio h265 content where possible, and I’ve got various version labelled with x265, h265 and HEVC. Functionally they seem to be identical. Is it just that different encoders label the same codec differently, or are there different versions? Could it be 8- vs. 10-bit? Ultimately, does it matter? If there is a difference, is any one better, or is it personal preference?
I use StevenLu, but Id also like to automate the addition of TorrentFreak’s Top 10 Most Torrented Movies of The Week, instead of visiting once a week to add any missing ones.
How would I go about creating my own list that auto updates based on TF’s weekly list? Any ideas to get me started in the right diection would be appreciated.