Was being a creeper and had the dashboard open on my other screen when another stream popped up. Out of the corner of my eye i noticed a device icon color and user icon combo i didnt recognize so i turned and looked more closely.
My friend Mike, instead of the usual green android icon from his FireTV thats given us nothing but trouble there was a blue icon and it said “Samsung Smart TV 2021”. He had apparently received a new television for Christmas, shame it was a Samsung, but oh well, good for him.
And then i see it.
720p - Buffering...
/sigh
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But then it pauses, and a moment later the stream disappears.
And then the panel reappears…
1080p - Direct play
He did it! All by himself!!!
Maybe theres hope.
The fact the movie still has to “load” after that kind of ruins the immersion
i received an email today that the client portal for XSUsenet will be decommissioned 01/01/2022. The email wants to activate a new account using XSUsenet B. V.
I am always leery of blindly clicking on links i receive in an email. Does anyone have any knowledge whether this is legitimate? Thanks for your help.
https://www.thecubenet.com/clients/cart.php?pid=185
Six month Unlimited for $20.22
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We’re moving to a new state pretty soon here. I’ve used a modem I purchased for my entire life out of paranoia that I might compromise my Usenet downloading situation by giving up that control. It looks like in our new area, if I want fiber and unlimited data, I’m restricted to using the hardware provided by the ISP in our area or pay significantly more per month for the “luxury” of using my own hardware.
I wanted to gauge others’ experiences here with downloading from Usenet on ISP-provided hardware and what reservations they might have that I may or may not have considered yet. Do you feel like you’d have to operate even more carefully? How would this affect your behavior on Usenet?
Thanks!
Edit: Thanks again everyone! It’s good to know that my paranoia about these ISP rentals isn’t really based on anything factual. I’ve just read so many anecdotes of people getting C&Ds over the years that anything that feels like letting your guard down just seems foolish. Glad I’ve …
I wrote a bash script to search a library for files with TBA in their title, and attempt to refresh the metadata and rename those files. Figured I’d share it here in case it’s useful to anyone else. This will only work if an episode title has “TBA” in it (More specifically, if it matches the find pattern "* TBA *"
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Requirements:
linuxserver/sonarr
image or the hotio/sonarr
image)[imdb-{ImdbId}]
{Episode CleanTitle}
(These naming schemes taken from Trash Guides)
There are only two variables to configure, containerName
(The name of your sonarr container) and filePath
(the real/bare metal path to your library, so it can search for files with “TBA” in the name)
This script works by:
For instance, when I set a custom profile or set it to 1080p, it downloads the largest file size of that format, usually around 4-5gb, but there’s also others available at around 1.5-2gb. Is there any way to tell it to download those ones instead?
Thanks!
Hello,
since I could not find a script for my use case, I built it myself.
This script simply looks for movies with a certain tag and checks if a certain number of days have passed - if said amount of time has passed the tagged movie will be deleted.
Also this is my first python script. I usually develop in JavaScript for nodeJS.
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Here is the repo.
Added the list, have it set to auto add and monitor, but none of the movies on that list are being added to my list on radarr. What am I missing?
Hi, so I have a fair few public lists added in Radarr, ie from Trakt etc
When a movie gets downloaded, is there a way to tell which list the movie came from?
thanks