The title says it all. I’ve never done this before and I am looking for advice on how to do it before I invest in the router as well as gauge the feasibility. I appreciate all help from the fine people here on Reddit. Thank you.
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More technical info:
I have the budget to able to do whatever is needed.
My endpoints are Multiple Roku Smart TVs (TCL), and Tablets
I do have PCs that could be used as a means to make this work if needed.
I am looking for a totally wireless solution.
I will be utilizing multiple file sizes and formats if able.
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Edit: I am getting a lot of questions about my internet. I apologize I didn’t include that info in the original post last night. I have gone internet free by choice the last year on our farm, but I have an internet connection off site that I utilize when needed at my brother’s house. I can also borrow/utilize a mobile hotspot temporarily that could be used for an initial set up as well.
Thank you for …
I don’t see the same zoom options I do on pc. Does anyone known if it is possible to have to content fill up the entire screen?
I find the Plex app is fine on my phone, even over mobile networks. But on Apple TV it buffers so often and I have no idea why. Infuse on the same network plays everything just fine, even relatively huge 4K videos, yet Plex can struggle with basically anything. Infuse is connecting to my Plex library and I’m using the latest model Apple 4K with a Mac as a server; has anyone experienced this and maybe fixed it?
Rant incoming…
Not many people are arguing that Plex on AppleTV (4K, latest gen) is just meh at best as far as actual media playback goes. Especially with high bitrate 4K HDR content. No end of stuttering issues, etc.
However Plex has IMO a near perfect UI.
Yet Infuse, on the same device, same local network, has in my experience flawless playback. However the interface feels akin to little applets I’ve attempted to throw together in a weekend in xcode.
Everytime I fire up something in Plex and a few minutes in the sporadic slideshow starts. The wife looks at me with those annoyed eyes that scream “really??”.
It’s just painful knowing how close to a perfect playback app Plex has, yet they drop the ball as compared to a team that is dramatically smaller with far less resources.
UPDATE
Stuttering issues appear to be resolved thanks to Xfgjwpkqmx. Disabling Plex Relay was all it took. Now I wonder how this feature suddenly became an issue when I’ve had …
e.g. Eweka unlimited Usenet goes for 4€/month right now and they put a vpn account into the Package as well.
Usually a vpn alone would already cost that much (if you book yearly at One of the big names like Nord) and even more at reputable ones like AirVPN, Mullvad (5€/Month).
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Any news? Or just temporary?
Edit: back up, nothing to see here, move along
I am on a 1gig up and down from my ISP. However, all of my downloads from frugal are between 10 to 12 MB/s. Why is it so slow? anyone else experiencing this?
Hello all! I have Superloop NBN FTTP (1000⁄50) in Australia and i’m wondering what the speed i’d expect to get from Eweka? looking to max out my connection.
I can log into the usernetserver.com website fine, but the same user/password combo has stopped working in SabNZB. I logged a ticket about this but they just said “Read the error, the password is wrong!”
Anyone else having these issues? I’ve tried different ports / hostnames as listed here, but I get the same problem.
I have 7 people using my plex set up. Everytime they want something new, they need to ask me for it so that then I can go on Radarr or Sonarr and start downloading. I would like to give these users the ability to do this on their own. Right now, I use Tailscale to access my apps remotely and I love it, but I don’t want to ask my users to also install it in order to be able to access.
As such, I was looking into using Ombi/LunaSea to give them this ability (iOS app availability is a must) but I can’t figure out the safest/easiest way to do this. By easy, I just mean it has to be easy for them to use, I can handle the rest.
I read about setting up reverse proxies using Caddy and Nginx and tried to set it up in the past but without success. Does anyone have a guide they could recommend to achieve this? I found one for Caddy but it is 7 years old and the file has since been locked by the owner. The easy way out is to open all ports, but I would rather not follow that route. …
so i have a weird problem that started happening today. i followed trash guide maybe a couple of years ago and everything was working fine. now for some reason, sonarr is grabbing the episode and sending it to qBittorrent just fine, after sending it and applying the seeding rules i set in the indexer tab, the episode doesn’t show in the queue nor will sonarr move it to the media folder.
i checked my categories and made sure that sonarr is assigning the correct category for the series
this is the debug log from when the episode was grabbed till its was removed from qBittorrent after completing( where it was supposed to be moved by sonarr)
I run a combination of Usenet and Torrents for my media, I have setup my Sonarr and Radarr top to bottom or so I thought.
I thought setting minimum seeders to 100 would work but it appears I’m still picking up torrents that are useless.
Between “downloading metadata” indefinitely, stalling at 0% even with all the extra trackers, and stalling at 50-60-70-80-90%, what’s the setting to use to avoid these dud torrents?
I have noticed many “rarbg” ones seem to have this issue, I attribute this to the closure of the sites I guess, so I have it ignore those.
Hello everyone,
I’ve encountered a bug with Sonarr that I’m hoping someone here can help me with (or at least confirm if it’s a bug). I have grouped all the qualities together based on resolutions (1080p, 720p, 480p, DVD, SDTV, Unknown) and set it to upgrade until 1080p. I use a variety of custom formats from trash-guides and it should upgrade until a custom format score of 400.
However, for the latest season of Futurama, it downloaded episodes that haven’t even aired yet and refuses to upgrade them once they release. It gives the message: “Existing file meets cutoff”, even though the custom format score of the wrongly downloaded file is 0 and there are available downloads with a custom score of 3540.
Here are screenshots of the issue:
Does anyone have a solution or workaround for this …
I’ve been having issues with sonarr and indexer failures. Happens for drunkenslug, nzbgeek, and nzbplanet. Once I test the indexer they work until this error:
Any help would be appreciated