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Perform conversion prior to transferring file to NAS #48
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Also worth adding that my qBittorrent is hosted on a remote server. From what I can tell, the download client scripts in the |
Thinking out loud, is there a way to take advantage of the remote path mappings feature in sonarr/radarr? I use syncthing to mirror my qBit downloads back to my server (the one I'd like to do the transcoding on). Presumably, qBit is unaware of syncthing's existence and just fires back an API request to sonarr/radarr when it completes the download, which triggers sonarr/radarr to wait till the file appears in the folder you specify in the remote path mappings section. Is there anything stopping you from giving a different path? I'm thinking:
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You have a few options here without needing to mess with path mapping The easiest option for As mentioned in #39, SMA also includes a whole host of scripts to run after the download client completes, so you have the option of running things after SAB/Deluge/etc finish downloading before Radarr/Sonarr are notified that the download is complete which depending on your configuration might be more opportune. The readme covers how to set up these scripts |
Right, having qBittorrent trigger a script seems like the best option. However, I'm running qBittorent on a remote VPS and then syncing the files back to my machine running the |
Yeah in that case that's probably not what you're looking for. The output-directory option might be the way to go then |
Is there any way to set up some monitored directory within the container? Could then utilize the |
Would need a custom solution for something like that, nothing supported currently |
Hello,
My issue is nearly identical to #39, just looking for some clarity.
I have Plex/Sonarr/Radarr running on a separate server w/ a more powerful CPU, GPU, NVMe drive, etc. I'd like to perform the transcoding operation using this hardware. My NAS does not have a GPU or a CPU sufficient for this work, which rules out "library-side" solutions like
tdarr
.Based on your response in #39, it seems like this isn't possible due to the lack of a suitable event to subscribe to in sonarr/radarr. I think the next best solution would be to direct SMA to perform the transcoding on the host system's
/dev/shm
, which would result in the file first being written to the NAS, then read from the NAS, then transcoded and written back to the NAS.If possible, I'd like to reduce this back-and-forth and the network overhead it creates to a single trip.
Hoping there's a way to accomplish this! I'm not sure how to utilize the scripts mentioned in #39.
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