I’m even getting missing articles on files less than a month old.
Link to register is: https://dognzb.cr/register
EDIT: Registrations closed
Anyone else experiencing issues with newsgroup direct? Without having made any changes on my side, I can no longer authenticate to either server. I’ve tried updating my password which did not help. Both the EU and US servers were previously working. Thanks!
OK first of all I am painfully aware that I live in an internet blackhole and virtually everyone has better/cheaper options. I understand that all of you have 100Gbps for $3.50 a month.
I am stuck with Cox cable and no real hope of fiber anytime soon and I am tired of living under a data cap. This greedy ass company wants $185 a month for unlimited Gigabit service. Out of the goodness of their heart they will cut that to $175 per month if I sign up for 2 years.
I need at least some service from Cox due to latency for gaming, so I have basically 3 choices:
1) Pay Cox $50 a month extra for unlimited. This is probably the “best” choice, but I hate to give them any more money.
2)Add on ATT Internet Air wireless 5g for $55 per month. (ATT is a shit company but has better service where I live)
3)Add on T-Mobile 5g home internet for $50.
Both of the wireless choices are technically unlimited, but both have language in their user agreements that allow throttling based on …
I have access to DrunkenSlug but I hear they both have a lot of overlap. I just started my geek sub, but it’s only 6 months.
Would I be better off finding someone else besides Slug?
QSV HEVC encoding is coming to plex according to comment 106 from this post https://forums.plex.tv/t/ubuntu-24-04-hw-transcoding/873765/106
Thinking back years ago when I saw the Kaleidescape home media server stuff advertised with its $$$$$ price tags and dreaming of owning such a system. I can’t believe where we are with Plex today that gives us a better system and is completely affordable.
Last night I installed a new Atmos system and hit play on my NVIDIA Shield on the new Aliens (1986) 4K bluray with TrueHD atmos sound. The total rip was about 70Mbps bitrate. The whole thing was stunning start to finish. Plex played it beautifully and I selected it from my carefully curated ‘Aliens’ collection all with custom artwork.
Just wanted to say what incredible software this is and that I appreciate you Plex!
Decided to support the company and I bought some shit from Plex gear , feels really good and not very expensive
I don’t know if you all know this, but there’s a setting in Plex where after you unpause a show or whatever, you can have it skip back a certain amount of time. I set mine to ten seconds because it takes a beat for my home theater receiver to spit audio out. And now I get irrationally angry any time I’m watching any other platform and it doesn’t do that. 😂
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I hope someone else besides me can find a use for this!
I found myself unhappy with the available options to manage your arr services with telegram. There definitely are options available however none of the options I found were completely to my liking and weren’t quite out of date from a software perspective.
I e.g. needed to add multiple sonarr instances, as we have one instance for normal tv shows and one for animes, which was simply not possible with the current bot we were using. …
Several months ago I tried many scripts and apps, maintainerr being the closest, to bend sonarr to my will. I came up the OCDarr. Like I said then, it is definitely a niche program and not for everyone, but its come along way and heck im proud of it.
Are there downsides to add all en_US public indexers available in Prowlarr (except the anime ones, i don’t watch anime)?
I’ve tried using TorrentGalaxy but it never works without having to enter captcha all the time.
Just a more general question. For older, ended series I do a manual import just in case. Sometimes the episode titles do not line up. The files will say:
And Sonarr reports:
Typically I go by the episode title and just manually find each one. But I’m also wondering if there’s a chance they just named those files automatically with a tool that got them wrong. I obviously don’t want to watch every episode to check.
Just curious what other people do. Do you trust the episode numbers or the titles in files?
Any way to ad dynamic lists that are updated regularly? Like todays top 10 netflix movies or this weeks top 10 most downloaded movies?
Thanks