buildarr VS plex_debrid

Then, go through each one, starting from Prowlarr and set them up. Make sure they can talk to each other. Import libraries, adjust what do search for and so on. The biggest hassle is setting up. There are even tools that leverage the APIs for configuration. A rudimentary Infrastructure as Code approach. There is Buildarr and Flemmarr. But for anyone that has already setup their stack, these would be more hassle than help.

I previously posted here a few months ago announcing the first release of Buildarr, a tool intended to be used to express *Arr stack's configuration as code, and automatically applying that configuration without the hassle of using the UI.

If I could suggest a way for anyone with an established Sonarr setup could contribute to Buildarr without actually introducing it to their setup, if anyone could try dumping their Sonarr configuration using the built-in command, and reporting whether it worked or not (along with what types of resources you have configured on your Sonarr) either here or on GitHub, that would be much appreciated.

https://github.com/itsToggle/plex_debrid supports Plex/Emby/Jellyfin/Infuse

Theoretically what you want to do is forbidden in TOS you can try https://github.com/itsToggle/plex_debrid See usenet for your needs

And yeah, sure! It's a tool I found on github (https://github.com/itsToggle/plex_debrid), it lets you stream movies and shows via Plex in any quality you like. The github page has very detailed instructions so if you're interested take a look!

I just followed the tutorial (https://github.com/itsToggle/plex_debrid) step by step, the only thing I changed was the regex for the versions to prioritize HDR and DV content.

Check out plex debrid project in GitHub https://github.com/itsToggle/plex_debrid

That’s the thing though, you don’t need it. I have 55tb in my server, but I recently found Plex-Debrid. It connects straight into Plex, your shows and movies appear just like any local ones, it syncs back to your Trakt collection, and it takes up absolutely no space. My storage is now 36% full compared to the 70%ish it was before. You can still download the ones you really want to have a copy of, but there’s really no need for it this way. Oh, and requesting is super easy. Go to the Discover section of Plex, search for your show, add it to your watchlist, and that’s it. Within about 30 seconds the entire show is in Plex and ready to watch.

You should look into https://github.com/itsToggle/plex_debrid which integrates real debrid into Plex Server without the need to do anything manual or downloading.