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If you are having trouble with SickRage finding your shows, here is a potential fix. SickRage tries its best to find your content but if the torrent has a funny naming pattern that SickRage doesn't recognize, it will not find it. Luckily SickRage is so robust that you can customize … I'm curious
Jackett lets you use many torrent providers with Sonarr. It turns your home media server into a Torznab API server. Jackett enables popular torrent providers to be searched using Sonarr, the list of compatible providers can be found here. This guide will walk you through installing and autostarting Jackett. … I'm curious
NZBGet has grown in popularity due its low memory footprint and considerable power. Previously NZBGet had to be built from source and each time a new version was released you had to rebuild NZBGet. Using this method to install NZBGet you will easily be able to update to newer versions … I'm curious
Jackett lets you use a bunch of additional torrent providers with Sonarr. It turns your Windows home media server into a Torznab API server which Sonarr can interact with. Jackett queries the torrent providers and supplies information to Sonarr for processing. The list of compatible torrent providers can be found … I'm curious
SickRage is a popular fork of the classic Sickbeard for periodic media shows. It uses multiple databases like TVRage and TVDB to resolve scene naming issues which can trouble the classic Sickbeard. You can use torrents and usenet to download your media and it is quite customizable. It can be … I'm curious
Spotweb is a usenet indexing software very popular in the Netherlands. Spotweb has a simple interface for displaying the latest spots and associated nzbs. The Spotweb framework provides a newznab compatible API that can be used as a personal indexer with automation software like Sonarr, SickRage, CouchPotato, Headphones, Mylar, LazyLibrarian … I'm curious
ComicStreamer can help you view your digital comic collection across your network. It is similar to Ubooquity but written in Python and only supports .cbr and .cbz files. ComicStreamer turns your Raspberry Pi into a comic server that will stream your comic collection to your reading devices so you can … I'm curious