December 11, 201015 yr For those who use transmission or or torrent app how are you setting up your share? Are you using a separate folder for the torrents and then another one for movies or one file for both and allowing your library software pic the movie out of the torrent file. If everything is in the movie file, are there any issues if you are watching a blue ray stream and seeding at the same time? Thank you
December 12, 201015 yr I use a separate folder on my cache disk for all my downloads (torrents and usenet) then I move the completed items to the array after they're validated.
December 12, 201015 yr I do the same thing as BRIT mentioned above. I use to download to a disk in the array, but moving it to the cache drive was a much better idea.
December 12, 201015 yr Author so you do not use transmission on the unraid. Once dl to the cache you leave the files as they are dl or you strip the movie file out?
December 12, 201015 yr I run transmission on the unRAID server, but I do not have it save directly to the array. I use a directory that will not be moved by the mover script (/mnt/cache/.downloads/). I do some manual post-processing of the items, such as removing extraneous files if need be or converting container types.
December 12, 201015 yr I do the same thing as BRIT save for I have modified my mover script slightly so that folders (and everything in them) with a leading underscore ("_") are ignored also. I am on a Mac 99% of the time so I can't see folders with a "." in front of them.
December 13, 201015 yr Author So with transmission running on unraid you don't have to worry about your ratio of dl/ul.
December 13, 201015 yr So with transmission running on unraid you don't have to worry about your ratio of dl/ul. Not necessarily, I still try to seed everything at least to a ratio of 2
December 13, 201015 yr So with transmission running on unraid you don't have to worry about your ratio of dl/ul. The Peer-to-Peer communities still tend to require appropriate ul/dl ratios. Even with Transmission on unRAID you still need to meet those obligations. With usenet (Sabnzbd) you have no need to upload at all.
December 16, 201015 yr Author When u created your movies share did you create a seperate folder for each movie or just one big folder and drop just the movie in the movie share?ie Movies/speed.mp4 or Movies/Speed/speed.mp4?
December 16, 201015 yr My movies share existed before I switched over to XBMC as a front-end, so it's a bit more subdivided than it needs to be, but better to be more organized than less. It's still helpful to me when looking to see which movies I need to rerip or replace with better quality BluRay versions. I subdivide into quality and then again by movie title. Directories used for example: Movies/ Movies/480p/ Movies/720p/ Movies/1080p/ Movies/480p/Monsters vs Aliens (2009)/ Movies/720p/2012 (2009)/ Movies/1080p/The Usual Suspects (1994)/ Movies/1080p/Iron Man (2008)/ Movies/1080p/Iron Man 2 (2010)/
December 17, 201015 yr Author Does xmbc show your files as 1 library or one for each 480p/720p/1080p?
December 17, 201015 yr It shows it as 1 single library "Movies" for my Movies share. It also shows it as 1 single library "TV" for my TV series share. XBMC rocks.
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