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Then go into the plugin via the settings page. You'll see the available versions in the dropdown. Note: the plugin doesn't need updating for a new version of Unraid to be added to the list of available downloads.

If the messages are annoying, then just downgrade to a stable version.

I'm a bit confused, since I opened up the db over the weekend and the field was there (pretty sure it was), and my "movies" request page was OK. However, I *think* my last newsletter didn't include added movies. Is this not a situation that affects everybody?

You should be able to pick up a second hand 1050ti (or similar) from Ebay.

Sorry for hijacking this thread, but some of the points raised have piqued my interest in getting TV back and working - specifically using a Pi as a streamer (as I can't afford a Homerun right now). If I were to be using TVHProxy and Plex, would TVHeadend need to do any transcoding? Specifically, would any heavy-lifting be needed on a Pi if I installed TVHeadend and TVHProxy on it? Or would Plex do the transcoding (which is already using my graphics card)? You could always fall back on Sat-IP on the Pi and TVHeadend on the Unraid box if processing was excessive, but as Plex is already using my card it would be nice to hive all DVR functionality to a TV box if possible. I wouldn't be planning on using TVHeadend as anything else (ie, direct connections from other clients), as I'd want Plex to be the sole interface.

Pedantic alert incoming! There are six bays vertically on the Supermicro SC846. Whilst an extra four drives would come in real handy, I'm afraid I don't have them - it's a 4x6 configuration. Sorry - any chance of a v2 of the above please?

Thank you!

The first page or so discusses compatible cards. I *think* the link I used was here...

I've got a 1050ti. Can't recall the make/model, but got it fairly cheaply off eBay (used). I've got the same motherboard and CPU and it's taken the load right off the system. My plan was to get this to test and get me going whilst I saved up for a decent one. So far it's been excellent so haven't yet needed to upgrade. Once Plex is configured, it just works. Hang on... PALIT GEForce GTX 1050TI STORM X (according to eBay history). I thought it was passive (no fan), but must be mistaken. Can't hear it over mild system fans. Might have been because it's a fairly low power consumption.

I *think* @tidusjar meant the settings within Sonarr itself, not the docker settings for it.

Supermicro SC846, if you get a chance (otherwise the 4U-disks is close enough) https://www.supermicro.com/CDS_Image/uploads/chassis/cse-846be2c-r1k03jbod_front.jpg (that's a fairly generic version of it)

You need the plugin, and use it to install an Nvidia variant of Unraid - that is exactly what this plugin is for.

Real Life (I assume)

NP. If a title is set to "not monitored", then Radarr is aware of it but will not touch it. It therefore can't be added again.

You might struggle there, as part of the underlying philosophy of Radarr is that it is in control of your library. Because it's primary function is to put files into your library as it finds them, write access is assumed. Are you doing this as you have a share that you want it to be aware of, but do not want it to change (that is, you've got the files as you want them)? If so, you might have to set it to set it to Read/Write and import the titles as "Not Monitored". I've got mine set up like that for one share, but can't remember how I did it. Somebody else may better answer this, but I've got a feeling that when you import titles into Radarr using the bulk import facility, all titles are set to "Not Monitored". That way, Radarr will never touch them unless you ask it to manually. As a side-note, you'll need to mount your "/data" as RW/Slave, if you haven't already.

Perfect, thank you - added all of those settings to my template (for completeness) and set the auth flag to no. All back to normal. Apologies - I read that post the other day, and it didn't occur to me that I'd be affected. Must've been tired.

Is this no longer the case for disabling authentication? I've been getting in a login loop externally, and checking it this file had reverted. Editing nginx.conf again and restarting the container saved the file, but when I check it again, the lines have been put back in. Is there now a different way to disable authentication (or is it no longer possible, or am I being stupid)?

If you follow the Unraid upgrade path, you will lose Nvidia support, as you will revert to stock Unraid (no extra drivers). The way to keep it working is to upgrade via the plugin. And they may not necessarily be supplying all RC versions. Long story short, no. If it's available from the plugin, yes. Otherwise sit tight.

You just don't need to run any additional optional script to get decoding working as that's now baked in; the original instructions are all you need.

I think it's more that you create and schedule one script, and that script calls all the others one after another. Or you could apply a custom schedule to your scripts and have them run - say - 30 minutes apart.

For what it's worth, I'd have thought it easiest to grab an old USB stick, install a trial copy of Unraid, boot into a machine and install CA. Might not be as quick as that, but you could try out a few plugins in a sandbox.

I haven't had a problem with it.

Do you have a details/preview pane open in Windows Explorer? Windows might be opening files, even if you're not.

I only stumbled on it as I didn't know what you guys were talking about

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