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I did have it up, but I had to take it down so I can maybe get monotised, however it's up on my Patreon still!

I do have guides on lidarr and that's the one yiu want, also on the Patreon.

@_ghostmokomo_ you could use services like Streamio, but I would say just have a monthly cull plan.

Yes, sorry I mean delete what you've watched.

Its not something that I'd be concerned about to be honest. I think you're more likely to upgrade and add more storage before you wear out the SSD.

Nope, I use it regally, so I can find tv and movies in the same app. Just makes it easier.

Drawio, self hosted, I did a video a little while back on how to run it locally.

Casa is really basic to use yeah, Unraid is another option (but paid) BUT it is expandable easier than casa. SO many options

Yes, build a NAS, create a storage pool, created shared folders and network share them for access

Connect another drive, I belive that button is to create a pool, so you need more drives.

Honestly $0. harware is the cost, the rest is time.

sickchill seems neat, a nice alternative to Sonarr

I guess its all hit an miss, Ive not had much of an issue, maybe im lucky!

yes a VPN is always a good idea. I just found out about NordMesh as well, so ill do a video on that !

Not this system no, however I'm doing a video on the network I've set up, and that will show. You how I've managed that part.

Glad to be helpful

Yeah, I'm just about to upload it to YouTube, probably tomorrow, but it's everything in one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQFw47RBbIU yup, its still uploading though

The goal of the series was to give people a step by step guide to replace Netflix with a fully automated media server at home.

Never to late to learn!

On the pi, not a lot, its why I don't recommend using a Pi for this, I'll do a video on some PC recommendations though.

They can be yeah, the issue I find with these is when you have containers, getting them to all talk to each other can be a real pain.

It's likely that when you set the IP address to connect them they could talk to each other, but then your local IP changed, and they weren't updated. It's a common issue :(

Hoping that the series helps, let me know if you have any other questions you have!

Thanks!

Yeah, Jellyfin is great, but lacks the apps across devices I use like playstation.

And for 99% of people it's going to be the same, I'm just a fan of plex and find it more reliable. Paid service, means dedicated development team and so on. But at the end of the day, it's just preference.

Emby is a great choice, plex is my go to purely as it's got a playstation app.

I don't no, but what are your thoguhts on it?

100% going to check it out :)

nzb geek is great.

In this case they are internal keys to connect the apps between the docker containers, you can't do anything with them publicly. But usually yes API keys shouldn't be this public.

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Lol, me hearties, across the merry sea we sail, the great pira'sea

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I had planned on it, hoping they would get it fixed before I got to it, I don't think it's dead, but it's very ill. I was going to show nicotine+ instead but casa doesn't support it unfortunalty.

Hi mate, sorry my day job keeps me pretty busy.

Totally agree with you, it's getting outrageous!

Cheers :)