CrimVulgar

Yeah what the other person said - the Tdarr instance was for my other media and I figured, might as well use it across the board. It was less work to just add another library to Tdarr and let the server go brrrr than to work out how to get ytdl-sub to do that, especially when the library was already in the hundreds of GB.

`--recode-video` is probably the better solution if starting from scratch.

TBF when I wrote the post I wasn't planning for it to reach any kind of sizeable audience. That said, I feel like yt-dlp is mainstream enough that talking about ways to make it suit your needs probably won't ruin everything?

Tough balance, and not one where I have any real confidence in my own answer.