Cairxoxo

Don’t seed from google drive - you’ll most likely receive an API ban. Also I’ve seen most people recommend that if you do have a large amount of local storage, keep 4K content local too. It sounds like in your position, with 84TB of local storage and from the sounds of it no real need to increase that exponentially, this just isn’t for you.

I also only have 40mbps upload and it works great with my setup. Locally, content is instant and there is no difference from when content was stored physically locally. Remote users if they also a decent connection, everything direct plays just fine. After some tweaking and testing I've ended up limiting remote connections to 8mbps 1080p in Plex, which does transcode most content, but not a worry for me with GPU hardware transcoding. The initial upload of my content took a longgggg time (literally weeks) but it has been worth it a hundred times over already by how much extra content and at higher qualities I've been able to grab for my own personal use (100mbps down allows me to stream even high bitrate 1080p content with no issues. The only thing to consider is that you cannot effectively stream with that download while torrenting content at the same time unless you limit your download speed, plex will just stutter a lot. This however isn't a big problem for me as most of my downloads occur during the working day anyway due to my timezone.

Very keen to update to this for the IPS/IDS dashboard.

Yep, this did the trick with radarr. Was able to get it connected and tested successful. Radarr passed a torrent through to it no problem, but now the completed download handling isn't working. Doesn't detect a video file in the downloaded directory, even though it's definitely there.

Having trouble connecting Sonarr/Radarr to the Flood UI using this docker... any help would be appreciated. Tried a heap of different stuff and it just won't pass the Testing phase at all.