digitalnomad91

It's all automated for each one, and yeah they write the metadata into the folder. I have Radarr/Sonarr/Prowlarr + Ombi + rtorrent, which pretty much automates everything. I just type in what I want and it shows up in all 3 a minute or two later. Sonarr also keeps track of TV schedules, so if it's a new show that is still airing it automatically shows up when a torrent of it becomes available.

I actually run Plex, Emby, and Jellyfin. I would like to only run Jellyfin, but unfortunately some devices will not have jellyfin, but will have plex and/or emby. The main reason I personally still use Plex (or sometimes Emby) even though I am running Jellyfin with all the exact same stuff -- is because Jellyfin sucks at live TV / iptv. It's interface is complete trash and I can't seem to get a good "guide" going like I can with Plex or Emby. If that can be resolved then I'd definitely only ever use Jellyfin.

Nice! I have something like this on my "self-hosted" website: https://subtlefuge.com/

And a more traditional green version of it as part of my interactive 404 page: https://corbin.world/404

(you'll see it after you type 'HACK THE WORLD')

I really like the 3d version of this one though, thanks for sharing!

Interesting, I'm surprised they don't hit you with automated copyright claims or something. I wonder if you can use youtube-dl to help 'extricate' your library? I've used it to auto-convert my music playlists into mp3 files, and it's always worked great.

You can use youtube-dl-gui to grab mp3's from many different platforms.

I also grab mp3's using ymusic and a hacked pandora app on my phone. I miss the days of what, waffle, and oink though. Still haven't gotten into orpheus yet.

Also op above is right, bandcamp is awesome.

Who can say no to all those free CDs though?!

Sure, and you're entitled to feel that way, but that doesn't make his attitude any less crappy.

Then why are you commenting? Kind of a crappy attitude you have there.