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I followed another of your videos, and I am getting an error in Sonarr saying "You are using docker; download client SABnzbd places downloads in /config/Downloads/complete but this directory does not appear to exist inside the container. Review your remote path mappings and container volume settings" and I cannot figure out why. if I restart my nas as a completely empty nas *there is no data but the parity sync has finished* would I have better luck following this?

Thanks for making this! I had to update my Plex recently due to a but with the version I had with multi episode files and the updated Plex has a notification that my legacy agent will soon be cut off but I dislike the posters that the new Plex uses so I've been looking into PMM/Kometa but was unsure on whether I would still be able to use the Plex GUI to manage posters but with how thorough you were with your examples I found one that fits my situation/wants perfectly thanks!

Honestly... Torrents are fine I guess but I think it's worth paying for Usenet and indexers. I have 1gbps ISP and can download episodes at nearly 100MB a second and I don't have to worry about seeding and other crap. No need for VPNs as all data is SSL encrypted.

Thanks for this! Wondering if you’d be interested in covering Real Debrid for Unraid

This video is insane!! Thanks for the effort on this, incredible

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00:15 *⏳ The long-awaited video on QBitManage for qBittorrent users is finally here.* 00:00:53 *🖥️ QBitManage is an application specifically for qBittorrent users; not applicable for other torrent clients.* 00:01:20 *📥 Installation of QBitManage should be done from the official repo by Bobokin, though Hot IO is also a good alternative.* 00:02:16 *🕸️ It's recommended to set up a custom Docker network for better container interaction.* 00:02:41 *📁 Setting the root directory is crucial; it should match the qBittorrent save directory for proper functionality.* 00:03:32 *🔄 Ensure the root directory and container paths are consistent between QBitManage and qBittorrent for accurate file management.* 00:04:09 *🗂️ Use a configuration file (config.yml) to define schedules and other settings for QBitManage.* 00:05:29 *⚙️ Configuration files override environment variables and allow fine-tuning of QBitManage operations.* 00:06:26 *📂 Define a torrent directory to enable the recycling bin function, which prevents immediate deletion of torrents.* 00:07:21 *🗑️ The recycling bin method stores torrents temporarily before deletion, providing data security.* 00:08:02 *🔄 After setting the configuration, apply the settings and run QBitManage to utilize its features.* 00:08:43 *🧾 The config file can be copied from QBitManage's GitHub repository and customized as needed.* 00:09:38 *🚫 Always start with a dry run to simulate QBitManage actions before affecting torrents.* 00:10:18 *🤝 The cross-seed feature in QBitManage is largely redundant now, as QBitTorrent has improved integration.* 00:11:12 *🚀 Commands within the config file can override environment variables for more precise control.* 00:12:20 *🔄 Use the category update command to manage and update torrent categories automatically.* 00:13:15 *🔄 Skipping the qBittorrent version check can prevent issues with new updates in QBitManage.* 00:14:10 *🗂️ Define directory paths like root and torrent directories to ensure files are properly managed.* 00:15:20 *🗂️ Consistent category and path definitions are crucial for QBitManage to function correctly.* 00:17:07 *🔄 No hard link tagging helps identify torrents that aren't being used by other applications like Sonarr or Radarr.* 00:18:28 *🧹 Using no hardlink tags helps free up space by marking torrents not linked elsewhere.* 00:20:12 *🔗 The no hardlink section is complex and should be adjusted based on cross-seeding and hardlinking needs.* 00:21:23 *📈 Share limits and recycling bin settings can be customized for more control over torrent management.* 00:22:30 *📋 The recycling bin feature ensures torrents are not permanently deleted without review.* 00:24:08 *🔄 Orphan file management settings determine when and how orphan files are cleaned up.* 00:24:44 *📢 Notifier integration allows for notifications to be sent to platforms like Discord.* 00:25:57 *🎉 The video provides a comprehensive overview of QBitManage setup and configuration options.* Made with HARPA AI

This is probably the best damn guide I've seen. I just hope that I can get qBittorrent to work now, been trying to get this to work for two days now. haha

You mentioned in the video that you used unRaid with the get_all_posters script. I'm trying to figure out how to schedule the script in unRaid to run every night like you suggested, but I'm not sure how to do that since my host system doesn't have python installed (not sure if that was safe to do so). I'm currently able to run the script through a docker container using code-server, is there some other docker container that would work for this situation? Is there some way to make Kometa do it?

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🎥 If you download and organize your media files manually, you might be missing out on more efficient ways to manage your collection.* 00:36 *💡 Transitioning to automated media management can enhance your viewing experience and simplify sharing with others.* 01:10 *🛠️ Using applications like Sonarr and Radarr can automate and organize your media library, improving efficiency and accessibility.* 01:53 *🌐 This guide assumes basic knowledge of Docker, which is essential for setting up an automated media server.* 03:11 *📦 Docker is a container technology that creates isolated environments for applications, which is useful for running media server applications.* 03:56 *🎯 The video focuses on setting up media server programs like Sonarr, Radarr, AutoScan, and their integration with torrent clients.* 05:12 *🚫 Avoid the practice of manually downloading and organizing files in a "Downloads" folder.* 06:15 *📁 A structured file organization with separate directories for movies and TV shows is recommended for clarity and efficiency.* 07:08 *🎞️ Sonarr and Radarr help automate the process of fetching and organizing media from torrent sites using indexers.* 08:12 *📺 Consider setting up multiple instances of media apps to manage different video qualities, such as HD and 4K.* 10:28 *⚠️ Mixing different video qualities in a single folder can complicate streaming and sharing, so organization is key.* 14:15 *🔄 Ensure consistency in path naming across Docker containers to avoid complications and errors in accessing files.* 17:00 *🚀 A well-configured system saves time and effort, allowing you to enjoy media without constant manual intervention.* 19:18 *📑 Consistent directory structures and path names across containers are crucial for efficient media management and troubleshooting.* 24:14 *🔗 Mapping paths consistently across containers ensures they communicate effectively without path conflicts or access issues.* 28:26 *🗂️ The presenter organizes their Unraid server using a simple folder structure with a main `/data` directory that includes subfolders for assets, media, and torrents.* 29:21 *🔄 Consistent and well-planned paths in Docker ensure smooth communication between containers by using the same directory structure across all containers.* 30:44 *🎬 Sonarr and Radarr have full access to the media and torrents folders, while the download client only needs access to the torrents folder.* 32:15 *🐧 In Unraid, container paths are on the left, and host paths are on the right, unlike in Linux, where it’s the opposite.* 39:27 *📖 Understanding the concept of consistent paths is crucial before setting up Docker containers for media management.* 41:27 *📈 Radarr monitors movie collections to ensure the best quality versions are always downloaded.* 42:49 *🔍 This guide assumes knowledge of Radarr, including setting up indexers and download clients.* 43:52 *📂 For organization, create folders like `/data/assets`, `/data/media`, and `/data/torrents` to mimic the presenter's setup.* 47:14 *🔄 Organizing folders by media type (e.g., HD and 4K) helps manage quality settings and simplifies sharing with non-technical users.* 48:07 *🏷️ Use naming conventions from Trash Guide for consistent, readable formats that specify quality and media details.* 51:24 *🎥 Two Radarr instances allow for separate monitoring of HD and Ultra HD versions, useful for shared libraries.* 55:42 *🔄 To install a second instance of Radarr, rename the first one and then install the other version from the `hotio` repository.* 56:11 *📦 Different repositories for Radarr offer slightly different versions; `hotio` is recommended for avoiding overly specific path setups.* 57:05 *🛠️ Avoid overly specific path mappings in Docker containers to maintain consistency and simplify management.* 58:14 *🔧 For better consistency, use a repository like `hotio` that doesn't suggest problematic path mappings.* 59:25 *🖧 Create a custom Docker network to make containers think they are on the same network, which simplifies inter-container communication.* 01:01:02 *🧩 Configure Docker containers so they can reference each other using names instead of IP addresses, which is easier to manage.* 01:02:40 *🌐 Set up Radarr to run on different ports for each instance (e.g., 7878 and 7879) to handle different media qualities.* 01:05:35 *📝 Add additional ports to qBittorrent for TCP and UDP to avoid firewall issues and ensure connectivity.* 01:11:12 *🏷️ Ensure that all Docker containers have consistent and well-planned paths to prevent file access issues.* 01:15:34 *🎯 Separate media directories like movies, TV shows, and anime to improve organization and access.* 01:20:32 *📺 Most children's TV shows are not available in 4K, so separate 4K and non-4K libraries as needed.* 01:21:39 *🎌 For anime enthusiasts, consider separate Radarr and Sonarr instances for anime content to manage specific quality profiles and settings.* 01:22:18 *📊 Quality profiles in Sonarr/Radarr define minimum, preferred, and maximum file sizes for different media types to ensure consistent quality.* 01:26:42 *🔖 Tagging helps direct search requests to the appropriate indexers, such as using specific anime indexers for anime content.* 01:28:18 *📥 Set unique downloader categories for each instance of Radarr and Sonarr in qBittorrent to separate media by type (e.g., movies, TV, 4K).* 01:29:59 *🗃️ Downloader categories in qBittorrent help organize downloaded media into specific folders based on content type and quality.* 01:31:26 *🔄 Automatic download management in qBittorrent should be enabled for efficient handling of downloads and organization.* 01:33:03 *📑 Using categories prevents activity cross-referencing between different Radarr/Sonarr instances, keeping logs and processes organized.* 01:35:33 *🎛️ Maintain consistent path mappings across Plex and other containers to ensure all applications access the correct media directories.* 01:36:54 *🧹 Volume mappings ensure persistent data access across containers, allowing for consistent media management despite container changes.* 01:41:15 *🎨 Overseerr is a front-end GUI that simplifies the request process for movies and TV shows, integrating with Radarr and Sonarr instances.* 01:42:35 *📊 When configuring Plex libraries, ensure the library names align with the corresponding folders and maintain consistency for easier management.* 01:46:29 *📂 When setting up Plex libraries, follow Trash Guides recommendations for TVDB settings, enabling intro and credit detection, and preferring local assets.* 01:47:34 *🍿 Anime movies are categorized under general movie libraries, with separate categories for kids' anime, to limit the number of libraries and maintain organization.* 01:50:47 *🔄 Use Overseerr to scan libraries and manage requests efficiently, ensuring movies and shows are not requested twice.* 01:55:05 *🏷️ Setting up multiple Radarr/Sonarr instances with specific quality profiles and tags allows for automated management of different media types.* 01:56:22 *⚙️ Overseerr functions as an automated request handler, mirroring manual processes but with increased efficiency and integration.* 01:59:15 *📡 AutoScan replaces default Plex scanning, offering near real-time file change detection through integration with Sonarr/Radarr.* 02:00:41 *🚀 Disabling Plex's automatic scanning and replacing it with AutoScan enhances performance and reduces scan delays.* 02:01:09 *🔄 AutoScan optimizes file change detection, improving the speed and accuracy of library updates when media changes.* 02:02:31 *🖧 AutoScan uses webhooks to communicate file changes between Plex and Sonarr/Radarr, allowing for seamless updates and notifications.* 02:03:50 *📑 Define `.anchor` files in your media directories for AutoScan to track changes and trigger updates effectively.* 02:05:13 *⚙️ Ensure consistent paths and configurations for AutoScan to function correctly, monitoring directories and updating Plex as needed.* 02:10:12 *🔄 Adding the webhooks port manually in AutoScan's configuration is necessary to facilitate proper communication and updates between applications.* 02:11:47 *🔄 Prowlarr synchronizes indexers across multiple instances of Sonarr and Radarr, eliminating the need for manual entry in each app.* 02:12:44 *📦 Unpackerr automatically extracts RAR files downloaded by Radarr and Sonarr, facilitating seamless content import.* 02:14:48 *🌐 Unpackerr requires all containers to be on the same custom bridge network to simplify referencing by name rather than IP address.* 02:15:48 *⚙️ Multiple instances of Radarr and Sonarr can be set up in Unpackerr by modifying configuration values and adding API keys for each.* 02:20:11 *📚 This guide condenses complex information into an introductory resource, emphasizing the need for further reading and practical application.* 02:20:38 *🔗 Point Unpackerr's download location to the torrent directory to ensure it correctly processes and imports media files.* Made with 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So, is your concern that users you're sharing with won't be able to direct play 4K and that's why you have two instances of radarr/sonarr and the corresponding directories? Wouldn't this issue be resolved with GPU transcode? I understand if transcode isn't an option and you want multiple formats so that everything is direct play.

Solid all around video. I've been messing with v6 for sometime now and while it's working great, I've got to say, despite having some really documentation on his website I do find that some of it doesn't exactly make much sense or rather certain things kind of contradict other things. For myself, I just cannot get cross-seed to inject to qbit without sonarr/radarr trying to import the linked file as an "upgrade". I've tried just about every different option mentioned to no avail. As I understand it, I don't want to use flatlinking as I don't use any other 3rd party applications. Have you got any ideas at all?

Where is your trash guides video?

Where is the docker video you're referring to :)

Any chance you could do a tutorial on how to create the templates and blueprints?

bro , great explanation thanks !

annnnddd I'm immediately lost, is there a tutorial that explains all that beginning stuff, I've followed the guide then I get to "Setting up the initial config file" and at "TESTING THE CONFIG FILE" I get an error message, I've spent a good week trying to figure this out, I feel so dumb. Can someone please help me, it just says "Python312\python.exe: can't find '__main__' module in 'C:\\Users\\alexa\\kometa.py'" at that step. I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

to bad this does nothing, Kometa still does not work. there is a new config file layout. the log should show something when it runs. set it to force run and you will see errors.

This "game" made me physically sick for days after completing it back in the day. It literally made me nauseous doing the things I was made to participate in to complete this thing. Its a mass psycho murderer simulator.

Why your unraid server is named TheMovieTower but you use it, among other things, for tvshows ?! 😅

yep great now we are another step closer to loosing all these apps and the people that create them have wasted years building because stupid people want to tell the world...its people like you that ruin things for the rest of us...big mouth! just do it yourself and let people work it out like you once did it makes it harder for the people that want to crack down on and put a stop to it...its not ment to be easy its ment to be a rabbit hole and when you the user get there its rewarding.

The simplest way to solve this with no code changes would be to put the library name in `RESET_LIBRARIES`, turn off `TRACK_URLS` and `TRACK_COMPLETION`, then delete the problematic folders from the asset directory and run the script. You have both those `TRACK` settings enabled, so when you use `RESET_LIBRARIES` the script sees that it has completed those movies and [if you disable only `TRACK_COMPLETION`] it then sees that the URLs of the images have already been downloaded so it does nothing with them. It's behaving as you have told it to. The script will not overwrite an existing image, so you need to delete the "bad" images and with those two settings flipped it will redownload the current art.

"Quick" tip... 17 minutes...

I think it should be noted that the situation here where you are changing art in the Plex UI after overlays have been applied by Kometa is something that the Kometa docs specifically warn against doing.

What's wrong with `mediascripts.sqlite` as the name of the database used by all the scripts in the "MediaScripts" repo? Doesn't really seem "random" to me.

I purchased the icing version of Sweetex not realizing there was a cake and icing version. I honestly had the same questions you answered in this video. After hours of research I came across your video and less the taste testing <smacking> I really enjoyed your video. I don’t blame you for coming back for taste after taste testing, I found myself licking my fingers constantly as well when I first used this product during clean up. I truly dislike buttercream frosting made with shortening despite the heat tolerance advantages. This product helped my decoration hold up extremely well. I live in a high humidity and hot summer location and normally my cakes need to be indoors and transported with caution. Now that I am using the Sweetex icing product my cakes are holdup to the heat and humidity as well as during transportation. Thank you for the clarity and saving me from buying the cake and icing product. ❤

I am a little confused, is radarr supposed to show automatically when new higher quality releases are uploaded or do I have to go into every single movie and manually search if there is a higher quality copy?

Holy Crap! Glad you are ok. Welcome back and thanks for the update.

Great video, thanks a lot!

Its used with some cancer drugs as a iv stabilizer and used for glycerin. As was said, everything in moderation. Its melting point by the way is 100, if youve ever been to Florida, youll no that humidity does matter as it contributes to the "feel like" temperature, which your cake does feel. And please stop the smacking

Is there any reasonable way to test that it's setup or see logs of what is has searched or anything? I've got ~60ish existing torrents, and the container started up fine and told me it's running with a "valid configuration", yet after an hour or two nothing new shows up in qBittorrent or with the category I created.

your video make "arr" app clearer for me

Nice video and THANK YOUUUU ❤

Hi,
 Thanks for this epic video ! 
Comet seems like the appropriate tool to be able to create my own cartoon playlists (as a series of 1 episode of different shows in a row) for my kids to take the time to appreciate the pace of weekly episodes instead of bing watching the whole series of a specific TV show. Concept : - have control on the TV show order (form Sonarr library)
Note : to make things easy, if I want to put 2 episodes of the same TV show, I would suggest to ‘call’ the TV show x2 times (like x2 rows) - chose which TV show will replace a TV show after the last episode of 1 season so the pattern keeps on rolling. Could any body help me bring this concept to life ?
 Thx a lot :)

I have tried running grab all posters numerous times and it never grabs all of the asset (Probably missing 20%) s no matter how far back I go (Even 50). Do I need to do a plex dance and start from the beginning for it to work? Do I want to run Grab all posters right away or after my collections have been created? I also have the comet config set asset_directory: config/assets asset_folders: true asset_depth: 2 create_asset_folders: true prioritize_assets: false dimensional_asset_rename: false download_url_assets: true show_missing_season_assets: false show_missing_episode_assets: false show_asset_not_needed: true sync_mode: append. Sorry if this to much. I just really like how grab all posters can organize everything and would love to get it working 100% Thanks for all your help and hard work.

Thank you for the video! It would be helpful to see the qBittorrent web UI and understand how tags and categories work when activated in qbit_manager.

Not sure who to ask about this issue some will ask it here. When I try to run grab-all-posters after setting up the .env file I get an error with the grab-all posters file: /Media-Scripts/Plex/grab-all-posters.py", line 17, in <module> import filetype ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'filetype' Any Help you can give would be greatly appreciated.

I know you didn't cover the share limits sections but would you happen to know why only the default share limits are applying to ALL of my torrents when I specified limits for some trackers?

1/16 inch would be .0625, that is probably the .07 inch difference.

Does it work with jellyfin?

Can you do a video on tunneling all your container traffic through a VPN? Something like GluetunVPN

Hopefully more people will start using kometa thanks to your videos since no one else has done anything on it from what i can tell. and now im finally able to clean up qbit thanks to this video as its been sitting in my docker not running but this video cleared up my issue. thanks so much.

However long the video is imma listen to it like a podcast with earphones on , feels relaxing 😌

Where is that recylarr video ? 😁😁

Would you share your compose?