hey I've loved the series! you've really helped me in getting all the arr's set up but I'm a little confused here. my downloads for sonarr don't show up in my media folder for plex after going through the steps in your series, did I miss a part to get the stuff downloaded from usenet with sonarr onto my plex setup automatically or am I supposed to copy them from one folder to the other?
Hi @jmorx3, the downloaders (qbittorrent and Sabnzbd) put the files in the downloads/completed folder. From there, the arrs are supposed to grab them and process them and move them to the /media/[tv,movies,music…] folders. You have to point plex to those folders as your libraries. Check the plex video well. If the files are being put properly in the Media folders, the problem lies in Plex’s libraries configuration. Hope it helps.
Not sure what you mean. Plex is to view your content at home. Are you asking because you want to expose Plex to the open internet? It should be accessible within your local network (home) without issues.
I would LOVE it if you could make a guide on how to install and use Plex-Meta-Manager on Synology.
hey I've loved the series! you've really helped me in getting all the arr's set up but I'm a little confused here. my downloads for sonarr don't show up in my media folder for plex after going through the steps in your series, did I miss a part to get the stuff downloaded from usenet with sonarr onto my plex setup automatically or am I supposed to copy them from one folder to the other?
Hi @jmorx3, the downloaders (qbittorrent and Sabnzbd) put the files in the downloads/completed folder. From there, the arrs are supposed to grab them and process them and move them to the /media/[tv,movies,music…] folders. You have to point plex to those folders as your libraries. Check the plex video well. If the files are being put properly in the Media folders, the problem lies in Plex’s libraries configuration. Hope it helps.
@@techbytetips I think I had something wrong with my folder setup, everything working now after rewatching now - thanks, great series!
my ip is shared ip. its work?
Not sure what you mean. Plex is to view your content at home. Are you asking because you want to expose Plex to the open internet? It should be accessible within your local network (home) without issues.