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I think that those are basically impossible to remove automatically, unless someone makes something like SponsorBlock but for pirated movie/series streaming or perhaps something like a database of common ad clips and a software that detects such clips in a video and removes them. But such software at least as far as I know don't exist unfortunately, although would be a dream. P.S: Removing the ad watermarks on movies/series (Like a casino logo on the top-right of the video) automatically will probably never be possible, because it would be too complex and the only thing you could get from it is blank space instead of the watermark. The only useful thing you could prob get from this is automatic detection that the video source has built-in ads in the video.
It's FOSS. https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome
Another cool resource is HomeScripts. Lots of good little tidbits there. One point of interest might be the gmedia service and the file structure used, as outlined in the readme.
Enjoy. Also worth plugging is Cloudbox. Cloudbox is ansible+docker deployment. Cloudbox is ideal for the “gdrive” group moreso than swizzin would be because of it flexible setup. If you’re a nut about everything being done in docker this could be the play for you. Their docs website is Cloudbox.works. Management would be through Portainer in this solution. Netdata for monitoring.
Something else of interest might be Cloudplow or Crop. Cloudplow is a Python implementation of rclone that extends it to a serviceable state for automatic transfer of files. Crop does this similarly but uses the go language.
Something else of interest might be Cloudplow or Crop. Cloudplow is a Python implementation of rclone that extends it to a serviceable state for automatic transfer of files. Crop does this similarly but uses the go language.
Additionally, you might want to check out Autoscan from the Cloudbox folks.
Can always recommend gluetun as a VPN container too. It works for all the major providers, and has a kill switch built in: https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun
I don't understand why the use of the icon from the Multipass product from Canonical though, since that's a completely different project/product, not mentioned here at all.
Though I would recommend installing DietPi as it is very light on ram usage, and comes with optional list of pre-configured softwares that you can choose to install to make your setup easier.