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8-bit Miniboss posted:Radarr actually excels at it since it uses Sonarr's filtering system and options. Highly recommend. I second this. It's so much better than couch potato.
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Thermopyle posted:In my very limited experience, all the releases with x265/HEVC are at best same quality as x264 with smaller file size. I'm excluding these releases because I don't care so much about the file size, but one of my Kodi machines chokes on HEVC. I did a scene comparison between two 720p videos, one x264 (800MB I think, possibly 1GB) and one x265/HEVC (300MB or so). The HEVC was noticeably worse as the actor's skin lost all pores, but this was on a still frame. I'm not sure I'd notice the difference in motion but I've not bothered getting HEVC since. My connection is fast enough and I get enough quota per month to not care about the smaller size if the quality is worse.
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Laserface posted:Cool, I didnt know about Radarr. does it work better than couch potato (as in, if I tell it to grab a HD copy of something that isnt yet released, it wont just grab a TS/screener the second I add it to the wanted list?) Works so much better for me. You can also set when you want it to look, and the qualities have been spot on for me. (things like web never worked right on couch potato)
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Chiming in to agree with everyone else. Sonarr/Radarr are both excellent. Also if you use NZBHydra you can group all of your Usenet indexers in one place and reference it from both programs. I only have two indexers setup in Radarr and Sonarr. NZBHydra(for NZBs), Jackett(for torrents).
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Only problem I'm having with Radarr right now is it not liking Downloads fed to it by Jackett. 
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I'm using Radarr and its good for detecting and downloading new films but it has a bit of work yet to be useful as a library manager. I went through my library and deleted a whole bunch of stuff only to find it was still on my system: https://github.com/Radarr/Radarr/issues/694#issuecomment-305345130
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I've been experiencing more than 10% missing articles using Astraweb the past week, hope this doesn't continue or else I'll eat into my blocknews purchased bandwidth.
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Laserface posted:Anyone still use sickbeard?? I finally shitcanned Sickbeard just this morning and moved to Sonarr. It's way, way easier to set up than the last time I tried it, which was a really long time ago. The only thing I wasn't impressed by is the fact that there doesn't seem to be a bulk import option for existing series, but the fourth reply on this page has a command you can paste into the browser's developer console and it automagically clicks all the "add" buttons. Worked like a champ. It's also entirely possible that I didn't see the bulk add command if it exists, so maybe someone else can chime in on that. What I like so far is that it's already finding backlogged stuff that Sickbeard seems to have been ignoring forever. You also don't need to set up a post-processing script if you use SABnzbd - it literally "just works" after you plug in your SAB api info. I'm pretty pleased with how easy it was to get going and how well it seems to be working already.
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Acid Reflux posted:I finally shitcanned Sickbeard just this morning and moved to Sonarr. It's way, way easier to set up than the last time I tried it, which was a really long time ago. The only thing I wasn't impressed by is the fact that there doesn't seem to be a bulk import option for existing series, but the fourth reply on this page has a command you can paste into the browser's developer console and it automagically clicks all the "add" buttons. Worked like a champ. It's also entirely possible that I didn't see the bulk add command if it exists, so maybe someone else can chime in on that. "Series -> Add Series -> Import Existing Series On Disk" should be what you are looking for
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You have to start creating one series manually first just to create the root directory I think, but after that's set you can cancel out and then import them. I might be mistaken.
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It didn't have any trouble finding all of my existing stuff when I pointed it at my shows directory, but I was left with a list of 80+ series that all had individual "Add" buttons next to them. Didn't seem to be a way to just "select all" from there, which is where that little developer command came in. In any case, it's all perfect now, so even if I went around it the long way it did the trick.  I also just watched it handle a failed download and I think I'm in love.
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I will be setting up Sonarr in the next day or two as I fixed my MacOS issue (somehow nuked my bash terminal commands and couldnt enable hidden files) so I can now go and erase my old Sonarr DB and create a new one. the issue I had with Sonarr years ago was it would add the nzbs to SAB+ fine but wouldnt post process them at all, whereas Sickbeard did that without any tweaking. I mean I guess I dont have a choice really. looking further into sickrage it seems impossible to have it use my existing collection and storage location on the NAS Because its essentially sandboxed on my NAS if installed as an app. oh well.
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Laserface posted:I mean I guess I dont have a choice really. looking further into sickrage it seems impossible to have it use my existing collection and storage location on the NAS Because its essentially sandboxed on my NAS if installed as an app. oh well. Although if you have Docker on the NAS you would be able to easily install Sonarr and whatever else you'd want as long as the system has enough RAM.
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It was because sick rage sees the root of the NAS volume and not just the shares like my Mac does so I didn't think the totally obvious DATA directory was where they all lived  I have sickrage running on my NAS now Just need to trim the fat from the db and tweak the download settings and configure growl/prowl and I'm done. Next question Nzbget: better than sab? If I can move to that rather painlessly, my entire media operation is then NAS based.
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For me, NZBGet was always a 'maybe not worth pulling your system apart to install it and configure it with everything else, but I'm glad I used it on a fresh install'. I haven't used SAB in a good few years now, and don't believe I'm missing anything (and there's quite a nice client for Get on the iPhone now too).
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What's the best provider if I just want monthly unlimited bandwidth (or at least a ton of bandwidth). With the conversion rate Giganews is ridiculously expensive.
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prom candy posted:What's the best provider if I just want monthly unlimited bandwidth (or at least a ton of bandwidth). With the conversion rate Giganews is ridiculously expensive. I've been happy with Super News for 10 bucks. https://www.supernews.com/super-special/
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Burden posted:I've been happy with Super News for 10 bucks. https://www.supernews.com/super-special/ Awesome, thanks!
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Jul 5, 2017 00:31
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Usenet Server has been great for me for a few years now. https://accounts.usenetserver.com/register/chooseplan.php $8/month.
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I've been using usenet.farm for a little over 2 years, I've got 2TB of downloads on a block account and over the course of the 2 years, I've spent roughly $90. That works out to about $3/month, plus the 2TB I have left will last me 5 months. So it's a bit more like $2.50/month. I basically only buy blocks during their sales, so even the block costs are reduced. I would honestly never go back to a monthly subscription at this point.
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I'm running nzbget 19.1 it keep loading like this in Chrome 59: Any idea why? It works fine in Edge. I cleared the Chrome cache and it went back to normal briefly before it started happening again.
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Jul 12, 2017 13:29
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Check adblock isn't blocking the page's CSS or JS files
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bigis posted:I'm running nzbget 19.1 it keep loading like this in Chrome 59: Are you opening it from the chrome extension?
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That's more than I've been getting lately. It just says Loading...Please Wait for me. I am loading it from the chrome extension, but even trying to go to it manually in chrome doesn't work. It works fine in Edge though.
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Vykk.Draygo posted:That's more than I've been getting lately. It just says Loading...Please Wait for me. I am loading it from the chrome extension, but even trying to go to it manually in chrome doesn't work. It works fine in Edge though. Chrome recently introduced a security measure related to including username/password in URLS and I think that messed up stuff up for nzbget. When I launch from the chrome extension I get that broken page. I then press ctrl-r to refresh and get the unbroken nzbget page...
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Possibly could use forms authentication option. I do not have any problems with that.
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I wonder if my problem could be related to being THREE full releases behind. I wonder what has changed since version 16.0-testing-r1439. edit: now mine looks like the image bigis posted.
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If you take out the username and password in the extension's settings you should be good. You'll need to add your IP to Authorized IP under Security settings if it's not already there.
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That worked. Thanks.
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sedative posted:If you take out the username and password in the extension's settings you should be good. You'll need to add your IP to Authorized IP under Security settings if it's not already there. Thanks for your help. 
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Is there a simple "click this button" to have SABNZDB rename files to match the folder name? I often see obfuscated filenames, but the parent folder is fine so I just manually rename them to match. If SAB did this itself I'd be pretty happy, though. If it's possible, I'm hoping it isn't something that requires me to set some flag on every NZB in the queue that I download.
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Is nzb.su down? I'm getting a 'diffferent' login screen and being told my user/pw is not right.
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porktree posted:Is nzb.su down? I'm getting a 'diffferent' login screen and being told my user/pw is not right. They recently moved to a new server and rebuilt/updated the system. You'll have to reset your password to log into the new website.
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Dicty Brojangles posted:They recently moved to a new server and rebuilt/updated the system. You'll have to reset your password to log into the new website. Thanks - sent a reset request, been 90 minutes and no email back, I'll try it again.
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Dicty Brojangles posted:They recently moved to a new server and rebuilt/updated the system. You'll have to reset your password to log into the new website.  I just emailed them asking for help. Here's hoping I'll catch an admin on a good day, I just renewed VIP two weeks ago  Edit: Well that was quick, they reset my password and I was able to log in. I can't believe they migrated to a system that doesn't let you set your own passwords after logging in though lol IAmKale fucked around with this message at 20:01 on Jul 14, 2017 |
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YouTuber posted:Sickbeard is dead. The project lead hosed off. Sonarr is the common accepted replacement. Sickrage is just a fork of Sickbeard. Radarr is the movie variant of Sonarr and is under heavy development though is totally functional at this point. Sonarr apparently is modular enough that you can plug in various types of data into it. Radarr just being the most notable example. I've seen test builds for books, music and one guy made one for porn somehow. I tried making the switch to Sonarr a year or so ago but had difficulties in configuraing the post processing with SABnzbd. Is it easier to switch over now? edit: switch made, this is a lot easier now! Kin fucked around with this message at 08:58 on Jul 16, 2017 |
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IAmKale posted:gently caress, I'd been logging in via username for so long I neglected to update my account's email address. Now I can't initiate a password reset because I don't own that domain name anymore You can change it. Click your profile link and then you'll have fields to change your password after you click Edit at the bottom.
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NewsDemon is running a 70% off special with coupon code YOUKNOWNOTHING https://www.newsdemon.com/blog/game-of-thrones-usenet-special/ Comes out to $3 monthly or $27.60 yearly for unlimited plus their VPN service.
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Oh neat, does anyone have the link to which backend each provider uses? A block chunk to go with my NewsgroupDirect unlimited might be good.
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EL BROMANCE posted:Oh neat, does anyone have the link to which backend each provider uses? A block chunk to go with my NewsgroupDirect unlimited might be good. Highwinds according to this https://www.reddit.com/r/usenet/wiki/providers Some people on reddit say they aren't great but for that price it's hard to argue I suppose.
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