If you’re a Shield owner and your Plex has gone to hell, you’re not alone.
The issues affect the 1.40 update. The solution at this stage appears to be to uninstall and sideload 1.32.
See conversations here: https://forums.plex.tv/tag/server-nvidia-shield
More specifically here: https://forums.plex.tv/t/core-component-problem-i-cant-add-libraries-any-help-appreciated/875232
In my case I host on my Shield and store my library on an external drive, yet face error s1001 (network) whenever attempting playback. Be that local or network.
Others are facing ‘core component’ errors or issues adding libraries.
Edit: This incident appears to now be resolved in the latest update version 1.40.2.8395. If you are still facing issues and are still using version 1.40.1.8251 then you should force an update via Play Store.
I recently undertook a project of migrating my Plex server off of my Synology NAS, as it did not support hardware transcoding of 4K files (CPU and iGPU too old), and was looking for an inexpensive way to add the capability in a single PCIE slot card (my dedicated server already was packed with PCIE cards, and I only had a single slot open). I looked around on this subreddit, plex forums, and dozens of google and youtube searches trying to find a definitive answer of what my options were, and what the least expensive way to go would be.
Most posts recommended a card like a 1660Ti, as it has a capable NVENC chip, but every card I could find was dual slot at minimum. Others recommended older Quadro Pascal cards, but those were often in the multiple hundreds of dollars, even used. Of course there is always the option of using Intel Quicksync with an iGPU on a newer CPU unit, but my server is using an E5-2680v3, and does not have an iGPU. I finally came across the option of using the new …
I was wondering if anyone had any experiencing managing very large libraries in Plex. I know this question is very reliant on the hardware it’s running on, but is there a point where Plex will begin to struggle with the number of items/metadata, and does it generally make more sense to split a large library into multiple, smaller libraries?
I am currently approaching about 5,500 films in a single library, and before I went any further, I wanted to gut check to see if I was heading in a dangerous direction, or if there was a smarter way to handle it (smaller libraries for specific kinds of films like documentaries or shorts).
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In this reddit comment and also in other of his comments in that thread, a large and well-known provider was accused by u/swintec of logging certain information and behaviour of customers (I assume this means the download/upload behaviour).
Although u/swintec did not name it directly, it is quite clear which provider he is referring to.
Is there any evidence for this or are these just allegations?
And if it is true, do we know what information is actually being logged?
I was able to sign up for a new account just a few minutes ago. I don’t know how long it will be open or if it was just a fluke.
Hurry!
Eweka took a vacation last night and let Express do all the work.
not been an active usenet user for about 15 years, recently setup a giganews account and cant believe how many missing binary articles there are, am I missing something?
so since last week, things have been stuck as completed in qBittorrent and in Sonarr it says Download - Importing or waiting for import but nothing happens for days. I have noticed that in Tasks it is stuck on checkind disk space and when I go to system the disk space part is stuck on that circle that is loading but never loads the disk space. To me it seems like for some reason Sonarr can’t access my disk anymore, that is root folder. I have done nothing to it, changed nothing, it just happened, so I assume it started after an update. I have it running as a docker conatiner in portainer. Everything worked fine for almost 2 years. I tried restarting, recreating, checking skip disk check, still nothing. Unfixable. I also tried Radarr, same thing, doing the same exact thing for some reason, tho it was perfectly fine before too.
As I am new to unRAID and the use of Radarr, I found myself in a situation that I assume others have been in as well, or some variation of it - the data you have is not in the original form to allow seeding for one reason or another.
I got there by migrating data from an old server (non-network based) to a new unRAID server. Prior to the move, I was seeding numerous files. In my haste to A) complete the data transfer in a timely fashion and B) make sure the data I ended up transferring was formatted cleanly in terms of file name and folder name - I prioritized these elements over the ability to quickly resume seeding post-migration. I also chose to transfer the data to it’s final home in my /media folder rather than my /torrents folder. Skip to the end of this debacle, I now have a bunch of nicely named files that Plex and Radarr like, but they are no longer using the original name that the torrent client likes for rechecking to start seeding again.
I went through a couple of …
Since it imports the other IMDB lists, why will it not import my watch list. I have my list entered as, ls*********
Sorry, I’ve looked through the wiki, and probably this has been asked before. When I import a library of movies, and uncheck the ‘search’ box, while keeping the titles ‘monitored’, nothing of value really happens.
Only when I hit the ‘search movie’ button does a possible upgrade occur. From the wiki, if the title is set to ‘monitored’, I would expect the indexer to do just that? An ‘interactive search’ reveals that there are upgrades available.
Thanks in advance. Looking for something that tells me if my indexer goes offline. I know about Prowlarr, but I have to actually login to Prowlarr to check. I would like something that messages me somehow.