Welp I’ve done the unthinkable. I’ve deleted a number of movies from my server. Watched, un watched, it doesn’t matter. Growing a huge Plex library for no reason just seems silly to me. So I’m going to start deleting things I either don’t like or will never watch. I will await my summary execution with dignity and poise.
Certainly a noob question from a noob user but why would someone have the need to use state of the art hardware when running Plex media servers?
I’m seeing beautiful rigs as well as astonishing custom server builds on this subreddit.
I’ve been running my server over a Raspberry Pi 4 and 4TB hard drives with zero issues for more than two years now. Why do people have the need to perform massive transcoding whenever most of the audio and video formats supports direct streaming?
Effective immediately all Rule 1 and Rule 4 offences will result in a 28 day ban the first time. The second time will be lifetime.
That means if you mention content by name, by release group or you ask where to download or find content of any type or genre you will be banned.
If you offer or ask for an invite to any site on this subreddit you will be banned.
Having to continually enforce these two very basic rules is ridiculous. Ignorance is not an excuse.
Comments are locked on this post as it is not up for discussion. Follow the rules or else. Consider yourselves warned.
In case anybody is interested in DogNZB, registration is open atm!
EDIT: Registrations seem to be closed again!
FYI: link to register is: https://dognzb.cr/register and appears empty all the time while registrations are closed.
Notice on their website:
Infrastructure maintenance
We’ll be undergoing substantial infrastructure maintenance on 6 April 2024 between 11:00 and 21:00 UTC. During this time all altHUB services will be unavailable or slow. This status page will be updated as we progress.
This maintenance makes substantial changes, fixes various bugs and launches tweaks to our underlying code as well as moving some systems, notably the API, to newer hardware.
Just wondering if anyone heard anything new about retention on Frugal/Netnews? I’ve been sticking with them while they work out their stuff, but it’s getting annoying that they haven’t said a peep about what’s going on or the details of this new backbone. Seeing a lot of posts here about performance issues and I’m not faring well myself.
I relied on the Blocknews accounts to download older nzbs so expected issues with older content once they dropped. But seeing files from freakin January failing at 75% with zero help from the bonus server is getting ridiculous. My mates on other providers are snagging the same NZBs with no problem.
Thinking of jumping ship but need to decide if Frugals even worth keeping at this point. u/swintec can we get some info on retention? My wallet wants to know what it’s paying for here.
I had an issue wiith my speeds using frugal about a month back, I starting getting about 15MBps when I was usually get between 80 - 90MBps . This was when their backbone changed and it was suggested I up the number of connections. I upped them to 80 and it was fixed….. Until now, I am getting around 15MBps again and no matter how much I adjust the connections it’s staying the same. Is anyone else experiencing this or have any tips on how to solve it?
This is my own custom solution so I realize it is very niche and
won’t appeal to power users and sharers. Also doesn’t claim to be
maintainerr ot janitorr prefetcharr, cleanarr, on an sonarr. Check out the readme and if it’s useful to you
then let me know. If not, I understand why. Thanks
OCDarr
Edit: changed name since tidiarr is too similar to tdarr. Calling it OCDarr. Obtain, clean delete. New branch with docker
Something like Sonarr, but for sporting events. Like if you want to grab all of the UFC events or you want to grab a particular teams games. Is there something like this out there?
I posted this last week and got some great feedback. As I said then, this isn’t for most power users. Its a niche solution for more granular control of episode fetching and cleaning . Renamed, dockerized and html interface.
Like the title says, I want to mimic the streaming quality of netflix for my downloads.
The reason being, currently radarr is set to download unlimited size files, and I honestly don’t need these huge file sizes. I’m happy with netflix quality, and I’m sure their file sizes are not 20+gb.
I tried using x264 and x265 custom formats, thinking these would be much smaller. But these are also quite large because of the unlimited quality setting.
So yeah, what should I limit these to if I just want the quality that netflix streams at, for 4k and under
I have follow some forums but I didn’t found something for my problem. I would like something like profile with privileged quality