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Note that the G4 mini is "out", but i don't know when it will hit stores.

If anyone does know when they will ship please let me know.

You can set it to always on, blank after timeout, or clock after timeout. AFAIK this requires the phone app to do.

The creditors, obviously...

just came here to drop my "haha". I hope I never end up in the Japanese legal system.

Thank you

!solved

I've done that in the past, but it isn't a great solution (ssh, systemctl, etc.)

This doesn't stop it.

It still picks it up since it sees sabnzbd getting something from a tv category.

I just tried s26e12 by downloading s26e04 part.1, and sonarr picked it up as s26e04, even though monitoring was off.

Edit: for this specific one I can use the editor to change what episode it is, but that isn't a great solution, and would be much easier to use the file system.

is there a list of properties of the file object (file.video_resolution, file.video_codec, ...)?

I think this is the best way to go. I didn't do a good job explaining what exactly I wanted, but I can do it as long as I can get resolution, codec and bitrate for video; and codec and channels for audio.

I wouldn't look at the bitrate for audio, I would just always want something around 64kbps/ch and want to do this when it is not already ac3, eac3, or aac.

Since this looks like something that tdarr doesn't have I will try to compile ffmpeg with fdk_aac so that i can use a "quality" setting.

the doom plugin seems okay, but I would rather have a manual ffmpeg command over some target of disk savings. Thank you though, that was close. It looks like I will do multiple libraries, that isn't a huge deal, just seemed like it shouldn't have to happen.

there is (a bitrate filter and a resolution filter), but that would limit the stack to one resolution at a time, that's where my question came from

For audio I have a couple things that choke on atmos, for example. So I would like to at least do that, but I don't want to stop the stack for video.

For video I would like to filter by bitrate and resolution. The goal would be something like "even if it is h265 reencode if the bitrate is above 20Mbps for 4k, 10Mbps for 1080p, ..." or something like that

Easiest way to do the fence, imho, is to get it set and locked and then use the sliding table extension to adjust it.

Way less than ideal, but it works.

Alright, I always just search for "ffmpeg static" but it has been a while.

Thank you!

It is working great, thanks!

!solved

Just to confirm, in the "quality profile" i make a "group" that has all the same res, then I would use release scoring to set priority?

Thank you, not sure why I didn't catch this.

we also destroyed the germans after the war was over, burned whole cities with women and children in them. I do not think that the armenians (or victims of other genocides) were able to do that.

did, done

It still let me vote right now.