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NZB360 - The paid version is well worth it, IMO. Supports both Radarr and Sonarr, as well as a bunch of other ones.
The Radarr & Sonarr Companion linked by /u/derekvof looks nice too, although I haven't tried it yet.
This one is quite bespoke to people who download using:
Sonarr, Radarr, Torrents, Usenet etc etc.
Well I have an app called NZB360 which allows full control of the TV Series, films that are downloading on my server. I can control everything from the app and it really makes adding new films and TV easily. Even when i'm out I can openVPN into my server to add films and TV to download ready for when I get home!
If you know what Sonarr/Radarr are then you'll appreciate how useful this app could be.
I did this too. But I also use nzb360 to directly add movies/shows to Radarr/Sonarr, etc. Fantastic little app (no affiliation).
> So how do all of these come together and connect?
You configure Sonarr/Radarr to connect to your trackers and torrent client, and add the shows/movies you want. It checks your trackers for torrents (if they're not directly supported Jackett "translates" it to something they understand) and when it finds one that fits your quality requirements, it sends it to your torrent client. When it's downloaded, the files are moved and renamed into a directory you configure, Plex then finds the file and you can stream it to your devices.
> I have Plex on my android device, what would be my next step(s) if I want to implement this on my phone and tablet?
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You mean managing Sonarr/Radarr from your phone? There's an app called nzb360 which can do that. It costs a little bit to unlock all features, but it's not much and it's only a one-time purchase
> what's the point of Plex if you aren't getting the content from it?
Sonarr/Radarr automatically move the downloaded files into a directory you tell it, and then you can add that directory to Plex as a library.
> Why would I go through the trouble of setting this up, instead of using a convenient streaming app like CinemaHD to just click a link and watch?
It is harder to set up than just using a piracy streaming service, but I think it's better since you don't get any ads or potentially malware, and there's no chance of it getting taken down and you having to find another website
can I make a side suggestion? NZB360 is a fantastic app with a great developer. And while I don't have any iOS devices I hear nzbUnity comes highly recommended.
as much as I love telegram, it's not the best solution... well, for many things, but this especially. You'll get much more functionality from a dedicated app.
If you have an android you can use nzb 360 app to manage your media. I have been using it for over an year now and it works very well with sonarr/radarr/bazarr and torrent integration.
I've been using an rdt client and connected it with sonarr and radarr. I'm also using this app called nzb360 on my phone that can send shows and movies to sonarr and radarr without needing to get on my pc. It's pretty cool. https://github.com/rogerfar/rdt-client https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kevinforeman.nzb360
It's not a client, it's a manager for various clients.
I use to manage Deluge on a seedbox, and Sonarr/Radarr on my local machine.
Thanks. I was using a similar setup previously but recently changed it to;
command: --rule.radarr.action=allow --rule.radarr.rule="Headers(`X-Api-Key`, `$RADARR_API_KEY`)"
Actually I add labels to each container rather than in the OAuth container but the result is the same.
This is a little bit more secure because it's not bypassing everything that has /api in the request but only when API key (which is private) is present. It does require whatever 3rd party app you're using to access the service to pass the X-Api-Key header. NZB360 does but LunaSea currently does not, although the developer is adding it in the next release.
I wonder what you think about sending the X-Api-Key header in your SUI fork?
Anyway, thanks again, this is great!
If you're looking for an Android app, I can't recommend NZB360 enough. It's fantastic & is a primary reason I'm still using an Android device.
When you select "Add a different path" do you not get a popup asking you to select a folder?
Also I suggest you do all this on a desktop browser.
If you insist on using a mobile to set up, I suggest you get this app and configure sonarr in it https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kevinforeman.nzb360
If you want an even more convenient way to manage Sonarr/Radarr and your download managers on mobile, check out the app nzb360. Not sure if they have one for iPhone, but on Android it's super convenient. It provides a much more mobile-friendly native interface that connects to the API. a lot nicer than using the browser
If I understand what you want correctly, I don't know of any apps for the Shield that will let you manage all the automated torrenting. NZB360 might work if you side load it, but I doubt it. You can obviously set it up for your phone. It has the ability to connect remotely (if you have that set up) and locally. Someone suggested a network share or just slapping your drive to the Shield. Both should work just fine after some setup.
I know this may not help you but the Android App Nzb360 can do this as like a one click operation, but not autonomously.
I prefer nzb360 personally
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kevinforeman.nzb360
nzb360 looks and feels fantastic.
nzb360 is the best looking app I've seen.
Have you tried nzb360?
If you're on Android, check out nzb360 - works great
Have you looked at nzb360 ?
If you're on Android and use Sonarr get nzb360. You can easily manage your shows and search for episodes.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kevinforeman.nzb360
If you're on android, I'd recommend nzb360 for accessing sonarr, radarr, rtorrent, etc remotely from your phone.
Oh, wait until you discover nzb360!
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#1: I created a fork of Sonarr with support for movies! The support for movies is in very early stages, but I would love for some people to test it and give feedback. | 203 comments
#2: nzb360 v10 released! Now with Radarr support, a new icon, and back on the Play Store! | 129 comments
#3: Giganews wins landmark victory in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeal against Perfect 10 | 28 comments
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Try nzb360 =)
Nzb360 can work as a client for: Deluge, Transmission, µTorrent, qBittorrent and rTorrent/ruTorrent
I don't proxy radarr/sonarr/nzb to the internet. I use VPN if I want to connect to them from outside my LAN.
On my phone I use Nzb360 (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kevinforeman.nzb360) and currently testing LunaSea (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.lunasea.lunasea)
For Desktop I created a organizr container and added all my containers gui to it. Easy to switch between every gui. (https://hub.docker.com/r/lsiocommunity/organizr)
To make it easier for myself I use Tasker. I have a task that connects me to my VPN when I open Nzb360 or LunaSea. And disconnects me when I exit the app.
On Android I use nzb360 to have quick access to qbitt, sab, sonarr, and radarr when I'm not at a desktop.
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#1: First public release of NZBHydra2 - Better, faster, different
#2: Looking for (paid) help with SABnzbd development
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#2: Looking for (paid) help with SABnzbd development
#3: nzb360 v11 released! Now with Torrents (Deluge, Transmission, and µTorrent) support! | 90 comments
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>There's the main problem, you're looking at a physical tablet an not realizing it's a full blown windows productivity environment. Not a mobile system that relies on it's app store for downloads.
Negative there buckaroo. I already said it's a great thin and portable laptop. Not all native windows software supports touch well enough to use as a tablet though. The main problem is that Windows is not yet good enough at being a tablet to replace a Android/iOS tablet because of the lack of app support.
>Nzbget/sonarr/radarr would NEVER come to an app store for being BitTorrent clients from GitHub.
None of these are bittorrent clients. I want an management client to my existing server running these, along the lines of the android app NZB360. I could use my web interfaces, but that's back to problem one, and we're back to using it as a laptop again. The web interfaces even work well with touch, but going through the web UI's for everything isn't as fluid, and not the tablet experience you get on android/iOS, and the whole reason these apps were developed in the first place.
>As for Google stuff, that so far is only going on Google chrome since that houses their chromeOS for their computers and android.
I don't think you have a good grasp on this matter.
>As for Reddit I could recommend baconit, but that's the only 3rd party one I noticed in the list I looked up.
I've tried it, maybe it's improved now as its been a min since I last used it. ReddPlanet was a bit better and what I've been getting by with for the last year. More often then not though I'll just switch to the browser. I'll certainly give Baconit another shot. This however doesn't solve all the other issues and lack of app support at large.
Honestly for a given app, there should have multiple viable options to chose from, and the differences should be mostly favor, and not huge lacks of substance that is there now. Having only a single decent app option for something does not make for a good experience. Right now we're not even to that point, as there is still a lot of missing major apps and services missing from the windows store.
It's not easy what MS is trying to do, having the same OS work very differently and switching back and forth with seamless precision is a difficult task, and has some quirks. The future looks good, I am hopeful that some day we'll get there. Just not there quite yet.
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#2: I created a fork of Sonarr with support for movies! The support for movies is in very early stages, but I would love for some people to test it and give feedback. | 202 comments
#3: nzb360 v10 released! Now with Radarr support, a new icon, and back on the Play Store! | 129 comments
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#2: I created a fork of Sonarr with support for movies! The support for movies is in very early stages, but I would love for some people to test it and give feedback. | 202 comments
#3: nzb360 v10 released! Now with Radarr support, a new icon, and back on the Play Store! | 129 comments
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#2: I saw this in West Seattle. It made me chuckle. | 23 comments
#3: nzb360 v10 released! Now with Radarr support, a new icon, and back on the Play Store! | 129 comments
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NZB 360 it's android only. I bought it a long time ago so I'm not not sure if that feature is behind a paywall or not
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#2: nzb360 v10 released! Now with Radarr support, a new icon, and back on the Play Store! | 129 comments
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#2: nzb360 v10 released! Now with Radarr support, a new icon, and back on the Play Store! | 129 comments
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#1: I created a fork of Sonarr with support for movies! The support for movies is in very early stages, but I would love for some people to test it and give feedback. | 202 comments
#2: nzb360 v10 released! Now with Radarr support, a new icon, and back on the Play Store! | 129 comments
#3: Giganews wins landmark victory in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeal against Perfect 10 | 28 comments
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#2: nzb360 v10 released! Now with Radarr support, a new icon, and back on the Play Store! | 129 comments
#3: Giganews wins landmark victory in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeal against Perfect 10 | 28 comments
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#2: nzb360 v10 released! Now with Radarr support, a new icon, and back on the Play Store! | 129 comments
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#2: nzb360 v10 released! Now with Radarr support, a new icon, and back on the Play Store! | 129 comments
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#2: I created a fork of Sonarr with support for movies! The support for movies is in very early stages, but I would love for some people to test it and give feedback. | 203 comments
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I feel dirty putting mono on my Linux server, but sonarr and radarr are pretty spiffy. This app is nice: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kevinforeman.nzb360
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