His proposal would attach felony penalties to commercial platforms which are dedicated exclusively to streaming unlicensed works, have no commercially significant purpose or use other than streaming unlicensed works, or are marketed as such.
Is this wording thinking about Kodi? And according to copyright lobbyists PleX falls within these parameters. If this bill passes, it would be devastating. It’ll be certainly harder to find cloud hosting. Enjoy.
This would be a helpful feature to prevent spoilers. Tonight I saw that I had 12 files on my computer and only 11 were being detected. I had to go into the Plex Server to find out which episode was not being detected and in doing so I saw that a character who was supposed to be dead was alive and well in a thumbnail picture. I had the big reveal in the final episode of the season spoiled for me :(
Trakt.tv does this for unwatched episodes and it would be great if Plex could start doing it too.
In short: Here’s the up to date tree:
https://burwinch.github.io/usenet_tree/usenet_tree.svg
It’s not an image, so it’s searchable if you open it in a new tab, ctrl + f.
In long: if you want to generate an updated version it’s all doable in your browser and we’ve kept it fairly simple.
Here is a link to an online editor where you can interactively edit the graph
As you edit the left text you’ll see, in real time, the changes made on the right side.
Importantly when you’re done editing, in the top-left click the “Download” button, select SVG.
Woopdidoo, you now have downloaded an updated tree diagram.
Also importantly, in the top right corner click “Copy Share Link”. Now you can share this link for people to resume where ever you left off editing.
I’ll leave more details in the comments for anyone who needs further clarification.
Edit#2: As for how to share the SVG file, you can either upload to …
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Christmas Greetings All! I do not usually run any sales at this point in the year just because of how busy things are but this year is a little…different to say the least, so here I am with a Frugal Usenet deal as well as a run down of exactly what you are getting because I still get emails and messages about what you get with a frugal membership.
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I have downloads occurring on a seedbox (via remote path mapping), and I have it working correctly to where, once complete, they are being copied over to a local drive on my HTPC that Radarr monitors (let’s call it /mnt/movies).
The issue being, Plex monitors the same local drive as well for those movies (/mnt/movies). As soon as the folder is created via Radarr’s copy operation, Plex shows as the movie being available. Of course, at least until the copy operation is done, it is actually not available.
What are some good options to prevent Plex from picking up movies until Radarr’s copy operation is complete? Should I add another step, and have separate movie directories for both Radarr and Plex? I just want to try and come up with the most efficient version of this.
I appreciate all the help!
HCT - Home Cinema Toolkit
I’m introducing to you a whole new HCT, with a new interface reworked server logic, and new functions.
It will be a toolkit with several useful tools for home server enthusiasts.
You can delete movies based on IMDB Rating, the program fetches IMDb ratings for movies and keeps them in DB for one month, after the expiring it fetches them again. You can also delete movies by age, and use the tasks to program deleting movies at the given time. There is a lot to do more in it.
You can see more at GITHUB.
https://github.com/luluhoc/home-cinema-toolkit
Still looking for new ideas on what to add to it.
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If you like it please star the repo
Hi guys
Is there a way to prioritize downloads in SAB over torrent? I want sonarr to first look for TV shows in nzbd and then if it won’t find it to search for torrents.