Just passing along the info.
Lets eliminate the following indexers: Slug, Geek, Finder, Ninja
Other than these four, who here is primarily using some other indexers heavily?
I listed those four because those are the four who get talked about the most here. I have no idea about actual size of the indexers.
Hi Cheapskates!,
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what the hell, it was really good indexxer for some files. i have 3 other paid indexxer with this i’ll let it go then.
2nd day in a row for this.
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I keep getting these, it’s not my side, everything was working fine.
I’m a recently unemployed software engineer with time on my hands to make things that I’ve wanted to exist. I’m a long-time Plex user and I always have a hard time deciding what to watch with my friends and family. There is usually a lot of scrolling and shrugging involved.
So, I made voterr.tv
Here’s how it work:
The site is responsive so it looks nice on mobile devices too
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If you find any bugs or have …
Hi this is just a rant post, but also curious if this happens to anyone else: every single time I leave home for more than 24 hours, my Plex server gets butthurt and stops working. For instance, my server has been chugging along working perfectly for the past 5 months. I left this morning for vacation, tried to watch some Plex on my phone not even 6 hours after hsing it at home: ‘oh haha I’m down, and good luck figuring out why until you get home’
This ever happen to anyone else? It infuriates me to no end
My Plex subscription (pass) is through Apple (yearly). How do I change this to lifetime while keeping all the same details so it doesn’t mess up my server? Am I overthinking it?
Hi. I am quite new to the whole home server stuff and went down the rabbit hole and made me a NAS at home. Spent tons of money on bad decisions (SMR drives for ZFS, HDD enclosures, PCIEx SATA expanders, etc) and now I finally bit the bullet and said to myself “let’s do it properly”. I bought all the proper hardware (LSI HBA, HBA Expander, Enterprise HDDs, etc.) and managed to get a TrueNAS with everything I need for Plex (all the arr’s, tautulli, etc.) up and running flawlessly (almost). My system uses about 185W - 200W - that translates to about 20€ / month just for electricity. All the hardware ~ 2300€ (with 6 22 TB drives). Haven’t done ALL the math, but I’m pretty sure on the long run is much cheaper just to pay for streaming services.
P.S. I know I went overkill, but I regret nothing. I’m telling myself that I paid those amounts and got a ton of knowledge in the process.
Also why do you find your current client better performing than others you may have tried
Lets put an exclamation point on this one - at least at this moment - Though I can’t speak for 10 minutes from now (seriously).
WOW! The outpouring of support from so many of you was/is overwhelming and any other words I use are simply inadequate. I have A LOT to look over, A LOT to research, and I certainly have enough to keep me busy for a few weeks…not to mention A LOT to be thankful for. I have done my best to get back to all of you, and to any I have not I apologize…just know that all of this has been incredibly appreciated.
I am up and running…I think, though still with plenty of questions, as I give it a first glance and look into things. There is one guy in particular (who shall remain nameless – he knows who he is) who gave me about 3-4 hours of his time yesterday to show me the ropes. I can see there is a lot more to this than meets the eyes, and its not just a plug and play (they really don’t tell you that on You Tube). For me, …
I put out a post yesterday as a last gasp call for help in getting straightened out in setting up/configuring Sonarr (and all the ARRs for that matter). When I started writing that post, I wasn’t sure I was going to actually hit the “post” icon when I had finished - my lack of the basics of the ARRs (and tech in general) has always kept me from asking questions. In this case I said “The hell with it.”
You folks have given me hope – WOW…the response has been nothing less than overwhelming – literally and figuratively. I have actually had a hard time keeping up with them – and have tried to answer each one. If I have not, please know that I have read yours. I am grateful to all those that responded (and to those that in the future. If I can’t get this figured out now…I am truly a hopeless case, because its not for lack of assistance. A friend in the real world said the Reddit can be a rough place – that …
I am embarrassed to be writing this, but I have no more ideas. I have tried it all, and honestly don’t think I am that far off some sort of success with the ‘ARRs. However, scouring the Trash Guides and watching endless videos has done more damage than good, as I am nothing but more confused and frustrated than I was three weeks ago, and frankly, am looking at the end of this journey. So many of the good folks here have thrown forth suggestions to me (in setting up Sonarr), and I truely appreciate it. The reality is, I have no idea how to implement those suggestions.
So here is my Hail Mary. Is there anyone out there that would be willing to assist me in understanding the complete install and configuration of Sonarr…as I am just unable (and perhaps too old) to understand it on my own. You’ll just have to believe me…I have tried everything - I have joined every Subreddit on the subject hoping for something to stick. I am missing the basic understandings that I believe most of …
So I tried updating to the latest release yesterday and then this happened. I allowed the app to be opened in the Security section of Settings, but I still get this message. I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled and restarted but it will not open. Any help is appreciated! Thanks.
It’s done this a few times now and it’s kinda confusing to me. I might as well just use release profiles.