Streamline your home media experience
OpenMediaVault is an excellent NAS software solution with an easy-to-use graphical web interface for simple installation and management of many desirable plugins such as MiniDLNA, NZBGet, CouchPotato, SickRage and Transmission. This guide uses Minibian as a base. It is recommended to install OpenMediaVault on a clean, unaltered image. This guide … I'm curious
SickRage is a popular fork of SickBeard the classic automated periodic show grabber. SickRage can send index files to your usenet or torrent downloader and post process the releases for you. SickRage can do Anime just like Sonarr. You can integrate SickRage with Sabnzbd and NZBGet for usenet downloads. If … I'm curious
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
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
SickRage can be installed on the Synology NAS Servers for automating periodic video downloads from usenet and torrents. This guide shows you how to install SickRage on your Synology NAS as simply as possible. I tested this in a virtual environment and have no doubt that it will work for … I'm curious
Many usenet and torrent programs startup using the Windows startup folder. While this generally works it is not ideal for processes that can freeze or hang – you want to be able to restart your program's service without having to reboot the whole machine or use Ctrl+Alt+Delete to terminate the … I'm curious
I have created many SickRage guides to help automate TV downloads for you media server. A popular one is the SickRage Windows install guide which works very well on Windows 7 and 8. However, thanks to some comments I have found out that the Visual Basic script does not always … I'm curious