[](#version-371-1)Version 3.7.1
A good collection of bug-fixes. Thanks to everyone for the awesome feedback as always!
Android: released Desktop: released iOS: released
[](#added-2)Added
[](#fixed-3)Fixed
As I am progressing through my research to find the differences between DMCA and NTD I have found that some articles are returning error codes that indicate the article has been removed via DMCA or NTD.
On Usenet.farm, if the article has been removed it returns a code of:
On UsenetExpress, if the article has been removed it returns a code of:
I am not sure if this has been mentioned before here but I thought some might be interested. This is a good way to see if any missing article has been removed or is missing because it is just not stored or errored on posting. If we assume all DMCA or NTD providers get the same notices then this would be a good way to check for how long it takes for each provider to remove an article. I have not seen any indicator codes like this for Omicron so far. Does anyone else know?
I use blocknews and frugal but wanted to get some feedback from others on reliable sources of files. I am interested in older video than latest video but any general recommendation would be appreciated.
https://www.reddit.com/r/usenet/wiki/providerdeals
Just want to know which backbone each one is on and also the DMCA / NTD status (? is that the right term?).
So I pull down my favorite public domain lecture. When I go to the folder it is named some horrid name truncated like, “Bills.lect…fish”. Which would be fine if I didn’t pull a series of 40 of these. The files inside are usually truncated as well, or severely scrambled.
I know it’s doing this to prevent the 40 character naming issue, but is there a way to de-scramble it or be more specific to the truncation? It’s really bad when the OP adds all of the compression and video info after the name of the file.
This has plagued me for years, but I’ve never figured out a way to manage this without manually identifying all of the files.
Before fully commiting , i just want to try it out for free. What provider and indexer should i use , just to get a taste.
I have tried a few things, tags, scores etc… and it’s either too rigid so nothing downloads or too loose where h264 still get downloaded. I’m 99% sure it’s on me and I’m missing something so I’d like to know how you folks are setting yours up.
Many Websites and tools seems to switch over to TMDB after the Paywall news from TVDB some time back. Mainly (in my case) Trakt and Kodi (I couldn’t find their announcement about the switch).
Having to try and match the different orders between TVDB and TMDB is quite annoying and in some cases not even possible, I just ran into an issue with the Robot Chicken Specials, which are differently numbered between Trakt, TMDB and TVDB… I opted to keep the TVDB names such that Kodi shows the episodes correctly, which meant I had to use another naming tool (or do it by hand) instead of what is built into Sonarr
So I am going through all the Episodes that Plex has and making sure that Sonarr isn’t missing anything and vice versa and I found the craziest mix up of all time.
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Mythbusters, according to Sonarr, list the seasons by Year. So season 1 is actually season 2003. Initially, I was like “Ok, easy fix.” but as I changed the year in my folder, I noticed that the episodes were not being marked as available. are not attached to the typical S2003E01 style naming convention, but rather it is only grabbing the 2003X01 naming convention.
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How do I fix this? The link show pictures of the folder structure, the episodes labeled as available in Sonarr and the file it is attaching to that episode.
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Thank you for the help!
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https://imgur.com/gallery/jbXpksI
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EDIT: I read the FAQ and saw that Mythbusters is an issue, but it doesn’t specifically say what the issue is. This is probably it so I am curious if anyone …
I’ve had to rebuild my server a few times cuz I keep swapping out hardware or moving and forgetting to turn it on for months. Because of this, my most recent setup was done and I forgot to setup a preference for H264
Is there a way/program to recursively convert all of my non-H264 files to H264 while maintaining the individual folders each file is in?
Hi all, I’m hoping to get some help. I basically aim to watch higher-quality videos, and so prefer 2160p or 1080p remuxes for movies (from optical disc), or high quality WEB-DL TV shows (either 1080p or 2160p depending on quality of shows). I have a full surround system, and so prefer to download the larger sized files with Atmos and HDR, and don’t have a strong preference between h264 or h265/HEVC.
I have read and followed the TRaSH guides, but think I may have made things more complex than needed. And I’m finding that it doesn’t always download the higher quality movies or shows (in Sonarr). I was hoping that some of you might have similar taste as me, and could share your simple Radarr/Sonarr quality settings? Or share your opinion on whether I even need to go this route, and can just use default settings? Thank you.