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So new-oldbie getting into the Sonarr/Radar/SABNZB/NZBHydra NAS (Synology DS918+) setup and it was super intimidating but I've pushed past the wall at least in that everything is 'working'. I used to use Usenets waay back in the day to download things manually using GrabIt because my ISP at the time had a pretty good usenet server, but the NZB et. al stuff is generally new to me. I have Plex setup (with Pass) using just synocommunity packages because the Docker stuff sounded way out of my comfort zone and way too intimidating. Does Docker actually offer any real advantages to deal with the seeming headache of using it? I guess it would be better reliability incase DSM update fucks it up; but maybe that'll be the point where the fire is lit to give Docker a shot. NZBHydra is setup with NZBGeek and the other default free ones, that seems to be working fine as both Radarr and Sonarr seem to pickup from it and then push it into the Plex directory (vol1/movies, vol1/tv shows) just fine. SABNZBD seems to be working well (I originally tried NZBGet but it's UI was kinda bad and overly confusing to my feeble olde brain compared to SAB). It takes a bit long to Unpack using SAB but it's not horrendously long as to matter. First test it went really badly with pretty much everything failing, and I think that's because I signedup for a Block from NewsDemon and giving Aborted, Articles missing somethingsomething. I figure that's just DMCA'd postings. I signed up for the 7-day trial of Eweka and put that in as first priority and now it seems to be downloading well; however, Eweka is a bit slow (300 MB/s cap). Every rare once and while I'll get a list that all download options were blacklisted and have to manually do it as it fails to actually do-so. Do I just need some more secondary (block) servers? The OP seems potentially out of date and I know companies can go bad real quick, are there a Usenet provider(s) that seems to be as good as Eweka but without a cap? I'm fine if it's a bit pricey for a monthly sub at first because I'm just hoping to plug up gaps, update quality, and then move back to a Block server since I really don't watch a whole lot nor need to hoard everything; just really catching up. Aside from that, Sonarr I think is overall doing well. Someone mentioned adding a priority for AMZN, WEB-DL, then rest but I'm not seeing a way to put in tags to prioritize? Radarr is a bit of a mess because I have a /movies/ folder going back 20 years with various poo poo rips, (CD1, ___CD2.avi ugggh) and I'd like to really clean that up. Issue is Radarr does not recognize the quality of existing movies (all coming up as Unknown) and I'm not sure if I'm doing it wrong or something is hosed with it. Maybe the best thing to do is just redownload most every movie folder I have and start from scratch? I have gigabit fiber so it's not out of the realm of possibility. I see there's a feature for "Lists" in radar; are there any good lists for new brrip/dvdscr scene releases that I should be adding and can filter out >60% rating? StevenLu wasn't really working (only showing 2 movies) and couldn't find anything other than popular/trending/mostwatched from Trakt Lists. Probably a pipedream, but Is there any Plex-plugin or something with a decent interface where I can quickly search for something that's missing from Plex and it pushes it to Radarr/Sonarr? Probably not but I just thought I'd check if there's ways to automate it a bit more.
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EL BROMANCE posted:Newshosting Unlimited hits 100MB/sec for me which essentially maxes out my gigabit line. Did you mean 300MB/sec or 300Mbit/sec? Because I’m not sure I’d consider 300 megabytes a second to be slow! If megabit, that’s still pretty fast but it’s bearable. I have a block account from free-Usenet.com which was cheap and fills in the occasional miss. With radarr and Sonarr you’re generally going to be grabbing faster than DMCA these days and it’s just backfilling you might hit issue. Someone posted the provider map within the last few pages, so worth checking that. Indeed I think I'm on Sonarr 2.0.0.5338 so yeah, that checks out. I felt like I had to be missing something obvious because there really aren't that many options.
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Nevermind, just decided to go with Support route. They sorted it out promptly, which is surprising but fantastic! Xaris fucked around with this message at 18:36 on Jan 3, 2020 |
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Bank posted:Maybe I should ask this in some other thread, but I figure you guys may know best. When I watch things via Plex (PC server to Roku on TV with integrated speakers) the volume is ear blasting during action scenes and the like, but when the dialogue comes up it's super quiet. From what I've read the solution is to either change audio settings on my TV (I've checked and don't see anything applicable in my settings), buy an X.1 speaker system so the dialog comes out through the center channel, re-process the files with a different audio setup. e: missed the part where you said it only happens in movies, idk then. Xaris fucked around with this message at 04:29 on Jan 8, 2020 |
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Dicty Bojangles posted:When I switched from CouchPotato to Radarr, Radarr was able to figure out 480p/720p/1080p from the files, but marked everything as HDTV-____ in the database. It wasn't able to tell whether the source was WebDL or BluRay or whatever, but it picked up resolution just fine on its own. None of my files were tagged with resolution or source, either, just "Title (date).mkv" etc. Definitely did not do that for me but I'm running Radarr synocommunity package which might be worse. I had them titled the same Title (date).avi and they just show up as Unknown. I keep meaning to figure out this Docker poo poo and move to a docker install but 
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So I got a new 8 TB harddrive to increase the storage of my DS918 nas because I keep running out (gently caress you remux's god drat), which ended up loving up my RAID when I installed it and destroying the DSM causing a huge scare that i might have lost data. Fortunately was able to do some resets and reinstall the DSM from scratch leaving the data intact, and then run a repair/parity check (which took almost 2-days) and it's up and running. I originally had Sonarr/Radarr/SABNZB running through native synocommunity packages but I used this fresh install as an opportunity to move to Docker containers and was able to move to an Ombi/Radarr/Sonarr/NZBHydra2/NZBGet setup instead. Wasn't as hard as I expected and mostly straightforward with some weird quirks. I'm not quite sure I see major advantages in doing so but they do seem like they're newer versions and more stable, so that's good--no regrets there. Is there a quick way to package up and backup all my Docker containers with configs such I can just quickly reinstall them if I ever need to do so? Now I heard NZBGet was better than SAB so that's why I went with this on the fresh install; however, NZBGet seems to be downloading loving slow as hell compared to what SAB used to get. Like maxing out somewhere between 10-25MB/S on a gigabit fiber connection is pretty poor (Newshosting and Eweka--the former is usually fast and the latter isn't quite as much but usually pulls in at least 30MB/s on it's own; so around 80 connections in total). I tried various Write Cache/etc settings and nothing seemed to matter, and I tried both SSL and Non-SSL connections. I ended up just installing SABNZB in Docker and swapping Radarr/sonarr over to that, and getting pretty solid 50-60MB/s now. It's like night and day how much faster it's working and over double the speeds. Is there any reason that NZBGet is downloading and unpacking so much slower? I'm fine with just using SAB and seems like that's the solution, and also seems to unpack faster, but it's really weird. I'm not sure why NZBGet seems to be recommended over SAB since it seems like it's a noticebly slower and crappier overall. Xaris fucked around with this message at 03:01 on May 5, 2020 |
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Decairn posted:The Docker applications are not Synology specific and therefore have a bigger install / support base, generally very fast to update to latest builds. They also have a common setup through Docker for your network and directory preferences which is probably a bit more flexible if you need that option. Hey thanks for this!  Gunna look into backing up that stuff, although it wasn' ttoo hard to install, I imagine it's sort of annoying to set all the API keys and ports and PUIDs and stuff like that so if I could just pop those settings right in next time, that'd be swell. I kinda hosed up my Storage Pool and really don't need a SHR on all 4 of my drives and could probably keep 2 on SHR for personal files/photos (+ cloud backup), and the other 2 in a non-raid for movies/tv storage pool that I can just redownload if they do fail; so I may be looking at trying to back up most of it and wiping the DSM for a second time sometime here soon unless there's an easy way to downsize an SHR and get rid of a few drives from it without it going into Degraded status, but a cursory Google says that's not really possible.I'm surprised and SSD cache really makes that big of a difference. That's the M.2 NVME port at the bottom that you can pop one in right? I did run a speedtest on the NAS and was getting pretty much my full gigabit speeds, but I guess that's not the same thing as actually downloading files. I think SABNZB is working well at the moment but I'll keep your post saved here incase I need to try NZBGet again. Xaris fucked around with this message at 19:00 on May 6, 2020 |
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Tanbo posted:For those who want an alternative, or just another request method, there's another released a while ago, Requestrr. https://github.com/darkalfx/requestrr Oh hey, that sounds pretty neat, thanks for the tip. I've just recently started using Ombi but tbf, it's kind of a pain to initially get it setup and give out info, and msot of all, actually have people actually use it, or remember to use it. probably better just to have people msg me, but this may be a better option because everyone has Discord and it's more accessible without a port forward and account stuff. I kind of wish I could just use some sort of Plex plugin that integrates an Ombi-like feature to add requests into sonarr/radarr.
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Red Baron posted:My frugal Usenet sub just expired, I didn’t have any real issues with them, but I’m open to other providers as well. Is the list in the OP still current or are there other providers I should check out? Eweka has been the best one for me by far, maybe not absolutely the fastest (I tend to top out around 60 megabytes/second on a gigabit fiber connection) but it has been the most reliable in rarely having things fail and is much much less susceptible to getting scrapped bare and wiped out by DMCA poo poo, they seem to just ignore dmca poo poo. They don't do deals as often as most but they recently had a nice deal back in May for 1-yr subscription for $42 which is fantastic. I also have a newshosting subscription and it's very fast and pulls a lot of weight too. It tends to be cheaper and they have deals more often.
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I had to basically re-do my Synology NAS from scratch because I decided to undo the RAID to give me more space since I honestly don't care if my movies/tv end up corrupted, i've got a gigabit fiber and it's not too much of a pain to redownload. Space is more important atm. However I decided to take the plunge and upgrade to Radarr/Sonarr v3. I can't say i like the new UI but whatever, things are working good. One thing though is I never really quite understood how the Quality Profit/Custom Formats and stuff work in Radarr per se, just a general geist of it. What I want to do is basically have 2 or 3 categories of movies: - High Resolution/4K content like Blade Runner 2049, Star Wars, Sunshine, etc, you know just stuff that's a real cinematographic treat that I love having super high HQ for and don't care if it takes up 20 GBs. (I suppose the best way to handle this is just get those manually downloaded and then de-list them from Radarr, that's ok with me) - Good movies I like but don't need super high fidelity on. 1080p H265 movies that I would like around 2 GBs/hr, preferably around 4-5GBs per file on average. - Kinda crappy movies that I don't really care about but want in 1080p @ H265 format just for posterity mostly and kept at like 1GB/hr max, preferably around 1.5 GB for an entire movie on average. I have a whole bunch of historic CD1.avi CD2.avi poo poo that I want monitored so it upgrades until I hit the H265 version @ 1-2Gbs max. Like Forced to be H265 not just preferred. I have the Custom Format set using the Preset for x265 that I hope is correct.  I've setup a template for the 2/3rd category but I'm not sure if I did this right. It seems to be downloading non H265 versions.  And I've got this Quality setup but I'd like to have it different by Profile:  From what I can tell setting a size on the Quality is global and not per-profile basis. Is there way to do what I'd like to do with a low-tier of 1080p forced to H265 content and a higher tier of the same but allowing for larger file-size? e: I think I may have figured it out, I realized I can add a Custom FOrmat for size.  Do I need to click the Required tag? Not clear what that actually means. If I make that with the Required tag check, I can add it to the Profile. Is this going to work?  Would this get to me where I'd want to go with the 3rd category in either forcibly upgrading / downgrading movies to be H265 and capped at 2GB size? e: I've mostly figured it out and able to control this well now, however I have another question in my post below. Xaris fucked around with this message at 03:04 on Aug 26, 2020 |
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Takes No Damage posted:I'm far from an expert, but the Custom Format stuff seems to be a list of preferences, not requirements. i.e. if it only finds a release in h264, it will get that. Later on if a h265 file shows up it will grab that and replace the old one. If you want to hard require/reject certain things you can set that up in Settings > Indexers > Restrictions, though that will apply to all your data not individual files. I had to do this to filter out 3D content. Yeah I've been playing with it and this seems to be the case. I've now got it setup were it'll download only H265/2GB content by setting a "Minimum Score to Download = 100" where both the H265 and Size Requirement adds +50 to the score so if both are there then it'll download it, if not it won't download. However I'm finding even with my list of index trackers that there isn't always H265 content out there, or way too high file-size for what I want for something like say The Hangover or some other lovely judd apatow movie where I don't want it to take up much space but also not terribly pixelated divx 480p poo poo. I think I'm leaning towards needing another Docker package that can transcode non-H265 content into H265 if that's all it can find from indexers, and I guess ideally that would be some temporary folder inserted between SABNZB downloading it and before Radarr imports it into the /movies folder. I just recently downloaded Unmanic package which is actually really great for an existing library and I'm saving a ton of space on my TV show folder, but it only can monitor 1-library folder and I'm not sure I'm smart enough to integrate it by hand such it inserts after downloading but before importing and make sure Radarr/Sonarr knows to wait until it finishes.. Anyone have anything like this setup? Xaris fucked around with this message at 03:07 on Aug 26, 2020 |
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Irritated Goat posted:No, not the file name. The details tab if you look at it in Windows. The file gets named correctly and everything but this doesn't get changed. Plex treats it as the name it should be looking for and just has no idea wtf. wolrah posted:I've been having the same behavior with Plex on a few recent downloads and yes, it's definitely put there by the release group. Nothing in my processing chain has any reason to be touching MKV metadata and the "Title" field contains the full release name including group tags and whatever nonsense. FYI I used to have this problem but the work-around is configuring Plex Movie/TV agents to pickup metadata from TVMDB/IMDB/whatever first instead of using "Local File Source". I believe its under Agents setting or using Library-Settings where you can adjust the order of preference for metadata. If you can't find it, let me know and I can take some screenshots.
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everythingWasBees posted:Given that the OP is from 8 years ago, I assume that some of the stuff is out of date. Are there are different recommendations for what you use nowadays? You can manually search (either using NZBHydra2 or just individual Indexer sites) for software and it's pretty decent, but at the same time there isn't as much need when you can almost certainly use Torrents which is likely even better for software (or at least ability to only choose from verified/clean torrents whereas usenet would be unvetted and no way to read comments or w/e), and prob not gunna get dmca notices or whatever anyways.
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Knot My President! posted:Nice, that's good to hear i mean if nothing is coming up empty for you, thern you're good. i prefer ones where i can pay a lifetime membership, or just use the free varieties wtih like 5 downloads a day which is enough so i use: nzbgeek (lifetime) nzbplanet (lifetime) drunkenslug (free) simplynzb (free) abnzb (free) nzbfinder (free) I would like to throw a free account of DogNZB in there just for completeness, but I havent been able to find an invite nor have they done an open-reg in awhile  Anyways no harm in throwing those free ones into hydra at a lower-tier just incase you need them. you also may want to upgrade to nzbhydra2, i found it better than 1. and then eweka and newshosting but im gunna let my newshosting lapse and just use eweka. its by far the best in terms of retention a nd not getting DMCA-obliterated so it has everything even tho speeds usually top out around 40-50MB/s on a gigabit fiber for me. Xaris fucked around with this message at 03:42 on Sep 28, 2020 |
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Heners_UK posted:A few fixes helped here in NZBGet settings: Have you tried SABNZB? I found it worked a lot better on my Synology NAS.
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If you set up a VPN correctly, and it's shouldn't cause problems per se. However do use SSL from downloading via usetnet. It'ss encrypted traffic that's good enough. The different in say VPN+Bittorrent is bittorrent is unencrypted and amongst hundreds of peers. so it's easy to get DMCA notices out the wazoo (that said DMCA notices are an absolute loving joke, still, it's probably better not to get them) whereas SSL Usenet is encrypted between client-server so either the server would have to be compromised or your client would have to be compromised. One problem with VPN is that they can be speed-limited so if you have a Gigabit fiber connection or something it's possible the VPN will induce a bigger limit on speed. Thata said when I used NordVPN for bittorrenting I stil got pretty drat good speeds from it. Personally I don't see a reason to pay for a VPN for usenet, but if you want to setup Deluge or something as a torrent fallback in Sonarr/Radar incase Usenet fails to find something, then definitely set one up for that. It sounds like your foreign seedbox to htpc transfer is already a step way above 99% percentile in protecting, again just use SSL for downloading and transferring and you won't have a problem. That's not to say there's no way ever it can't be tracked but unless you're the president of a major country or something to that degree, then the amount of effort anyone would have to do single you out would be insane. Xaris fucked around with this message at 07:21 on Oct 18, 2020 |
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EL BROMANCE posted:I think at one point Sab started having bad feature creep, and nzbget supporting things like automatic retries which it didn’t made it a reason to change over (usually when setting systems back up from scratch). In 2020 I think the differences are probably negligible and just stick with what you know. SAB worked better than NZBGet for me for some reason which was capping out at like 35MB/s compared to 50-60 on SAB but yeah either one is fine. I think SAB is a little easier to use too or just a little nicer interface. anyways something that's kind of weird is I can't update Sonarr/Radarr/Nzbhydra2 from within the applications themselves through Docker. I have to manually download the image again in Docker, close out the app - clear data, and then re-start it which is just sort of a pain because I'd rather just have it automatically run it through apps (especially because I'm on beta for radarr/sonarr v3). is there something immediately obvious why they couldn't self-update? logs didn't seem to help
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norp posted:You could just install that docker image that updates all your dockers Which one is that?
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Tax Oddity posted:I just upgraded from Supernews to Eweka after not touching my usenet setup for a few years. if you can't find stuff, then you need more or different. i do suggest getting NZBGeek (they sell lifetime accounts for pretty cheap) as well because it has a lot on there and aggregates some. DrunkenSlug is also very solid as well. and yeah Eweka is great especially if you buy it on sale which happens a few times a year. if people are only going to do 1 provider (and not blocks), eweka would be the go-to jsut because I've found most other providers are DMCA'd to hell and back so finding even marginally old poo poo can be a problem. only downside is speeds will max around ~35 MB/s which is still really good and probably good enough for most people's NAS/ISP. Xaris fucked around with this message at 09:51 on Dec 7, 2020 |
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Bank posted:Is there some provider out there that just DGAF and has everything (or mostly everything), even if they charge a premium? I haven't had any errors/issues on the things I get, but who knows.. I'm just glad I have it all automated now and I think my setup just grabs it before it disappears. Eweka by far has been the best at making sure poo poo gets filled when all else fails. They don't follow DMCA and have an "NTD" policy which means DMCA bots can't just up and spam poo poo.
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Chumbawumba4ever97 posted:Thank you! yeah i use it in the US. paypal does currency conversion. They sometimes have some good deals. I'm paying $40 for a year unlimited or ~$3.33/month. I would wait for Christmas or New Years and see what they offer.
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Chumbawumba4ever97 posted:Thanks a billion. Should I just put a reminder in my phone to check their site on both those days or something? Or is the deal something that might show up on Slickdeals' app? And yeah I very rarely find theres anything it can't fill. You can have multiple usenet providers setup, you aren't actually going to "Swap" anything. You should have SABNzb setup as your "download client" which has your providers in a list of places it can download from, and you can order them in different priority if you want to but it's smart enough to try another one if one fails. Basically your list of indexers and usenet providers can be changed, added, deleted, etc on a whim because it's just a "pool" it chooses  You CAN also have NZBHydra2 do your downloading as well, but imo it's just easier and better to have Radarr/Sonarr manage that. Basically you use your API key to connect Nzbhydra2 as your Indexer Client, and use the SABNZb api key as your Download Client. Xaris fucked around with this message at 22:13 on Dec 11, 2020 |
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Chumbawumba4ever97 posted:I am actually trying to follow that post right now. I just bought a lifetime NZBPlanet, so now I have lifetime passes for all the ones listed in that image. NZBHydra2 is optional but it's nice. You CAN setup Sonarr/Radarr by entering ALL your indexers into Sonarr and Radarr directly, but that means you're setting up a list twice, and if you have to change and edit them you have to change them twice. It's basically an aggregator for searching all your indexers at once, it also has nice management in you can enter or it can automatically pick up API/Download limits and know not to use them for 24-hrs or use them at a lower priority so you can have it use the free ones with low API/Download limits last. And yeah it's nice for manual search. Can you skip it? Yes, but it's a nice timesaver because it's one portal where they're all stored and that that means Radarr/Sonarr just has one link to NZBHydra2 and lives off it dynamically.
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sedative posted:Eweka now offers unlimited speed and 50 connections, up from 300mbit and 20 connections. That's really good. Eweka has been my favorite provider but downside is of course speeds won't max out a Gigabit fiber connection and only 20 connections is a little on the weaker side of the industry. Definitely grab that
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Burden posted:So I just got v3 of Sonarr and I had a question about the release profiles. If I set h265, hevc, and X265 at say 10 and X264 and h264 at a 1, would it download the 264 if it was available first, and then when the HEVC/265 becomes available it would download that after? I think you need to add "Upgrade Available up to Indexer Preference" checkbox or something and then needs to be Monitored, but in theory yes. May require some tinkering. I've got a convoluted setup but I have like +50 to *265 preference but also a file-size max and it seems to work in that it'll download 264 is nothing is available but also has to be under a certain size either way. i find it actually pretty hard to find older movies in *265 format, especially in the 1-7gb range.
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Henrik Zetterberg posted:I just got the email as well Yeah I bought VIP back in July 29 and it also came up as Green Coat Gaming. I used my Apple Card so I have pretty good real-time notification of transactions on my phone. I'll keep an eye on it. It sounds like it's only majorly a problem if you did used your CC on/after November 20th 2020 where they may have been intercepting all transactional data which is probably around when they were hijacked. They probably could have worded that better.
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Takes No Damage posted:Unrelated, is there a Plex-like app for books and comics? Something I can point to a folder full of PDFs and CBRs and have some kind of web portal to view them, have some way to organize them, remember where I am in each file etc? For a simpler-standalone software though Calbre itself is very easy to use. Xaris fucked around with this message at 02:29 on Jan 21, 2021 |
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The Diddler posted:It feels like I have a ton of problems with Geek and NZBHydra, but it works really well with everything else. Anyways just re-activated my Geek and seems to be working. Glad it's back. DrunkenSlug is great and the only one I pay monthly for, the rest are lifetime or free but NZBGeek being out of commission for awhile was definitely very noticeble for my search results, it's a real heavy hitter. Xaris fucked around with this message at 20:44 on Jan 25, 2021 |
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Skarsnik posted:nzb.su is apparently open for registrations at the moment Xaris fucked around with this message at 22:59 on Jan 25, 2021 |
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hbag posted:my brain is in fact huge Depends on needs or future-needs. Could just have your RPI running as a file-server / stashing them onto a large external shared drive or something that you remotely map as a Mapped Network Drive and then just pull it up on VLC on whatever r computer you're accessing it from if it's exclusively just "i play poo poo on my laptop at home only". You can run Plex/Kodi on the RPI so you can watch movies/shows on your laptop, tablet, phone, tv, etc which is very convenient having access to them anywhere. It's nice to just start essentially netflixing stuff from an airport or train on whatever. Thats what I do for my Synology DS918 NAS, however, I dont think Plex on RPi4 supports Hardware Transcoding (at this time) which is a bummer, so I'm not sure how well it'll work. RPi4 is a really nice beast so it may work fine without HW Transcoding. Or you have some setup where your files are shared and then accessed by Plex on another server somewhere else that's more powerful. If you just want to stream directly from the RPI to nearby TV or laptop then Kodi may be better but I honestly haven't used it. i used to do the whole "pull up an individual file through vlc on a shared drive" thing but really having a Media Server (be it Plex or Kodi) is well worth setting up. it lets you share poo poo with family or friends and can do it on TVs or any device, plus having a library manager that remembers what episode you were on, what youve watched, what youve recently added, etc is just really nice Xaris fucked around with this message at 00:12 on Apr 2, 2021 |
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Okay I'm kind of at my wits end here. I've got Plex running on my Synology NAS all hooked up with sonarr/radarr/sabnzbg/etc and generally playing content on my LG CX oled. Starting around maybe about 9 months ago a lot of releases have started playing with green-purple hues all over everything (and if I try to watch Plex on my PC, I get "Color Space Not Supported"). I can't tell from Sonarr/Radarrs file listing what exactly is causing it but it appears to be related to Dolby Vision although it's usually not marked in file names. I've had to go through about 10 different downloads to find one that finally worked. I didn't use to have an issue with HDR content so this is really something that's only sprung up recently and no idea why HDR suddenly is loving everything up? What the gently caress do I need to blacklist from NZBHydra/*arr programs, or is there any way to fix my LG CX/Plex such that DV content plays without it all being colored purple/green? I guess I could force requiring "SDR" in title but even that doesnt meant every listing will have it or not have it; and I kinda liked having HDR working before.
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Thanks everyone. Let me see what I can doVykk.Draygo posted:A quick Google search suggests that the CX supports Dolby Vision. Have you turned it on? I think it's off by default on most devices. Also check to see if Plex has any sort of DV settings. Armauk posted:I've encountered this when I tried to play extremely high-definition files. What sizes are you downloading? Typically I'm not seeing release groups in a lot of the file names (or at least finished file names). I'll look more at a list of ones I had to go through before Burden posted:Are the files 10Bit? That caused a lot of issues for my users and blocking 10Bit helped. Xaris fucked around with this message at 21:03 on May 30, 2022 |
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EL BROMANCE posted:It’s Dolby Vision. Just stop downloading Dolby Vision files. MOVIE.2022.REPACK.2160p.MA.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.Atmos.HDR.HEVC-MZABI MOVIE2.2022.2160p.HDR.WebRip.x265.10Bit.AC3.5.1-JATT how do I know those were supposed to be a DV file?
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gabensraum posted:I had the same problem, but I found the issue (for me, anyway) was only in WEBDL and WEBRIP. Something about how they don't include the fallback format. I havent had much issue with Sonarr, only came up with Severance with about half the episodes (funny enough, that was the first time I encountered the issue and I thought the show was intentionally stylized that way with green-purple until I got into an ep where it looked normal and i was like huh). Really wish there was an easy toggle or something Plex
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