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anyone **know** what the last option does? I want to remove movies that were added by the list but were then taken off it. but the way it's written, it sorta implies that *all movies* that aren't on a list will be removed, which is what I very much don't want.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.cat/post/2986837 > It tires me a lot to have to "choose" a preferred language for films or series, I speak several languages and therefore consume content in several languages, I don't want one of them to be "the preference" I just want to obtain the content in the original version, is there a way to configure this? > > As Radarr and Sonarr check the content on IMDB, they therefore know what the original language of the content is. It should therefore be possible to simply say: I want you to find the film/series for me in the original language.
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Trying to help us geeks find each other and our favorite communities. Posted on unRAID about servarr, too -- hope there's no problem advertising it. [Link that should work for your local instance](/c/unraid@reddthat.com)
Hey all, more question time. What was the "push" that made you set up your servarr instance? For me, my wife is from a different country than I am. We both paid for netflix but due to region lock could never watch anything together without piracy. I realized very quickly that it was a worthless endevour to keep going with the dance so I just figured fuck it, Ill go all in.
Looks like we have a few subscribers to this community so I figured Id make a "poll" of sorts. Are most people already rocking the servarr stack or do we have anyone who is here to learn? If you already have a stack, whats your setup? Ill go first. Im currently running my homelab on consumer hardware, just an old gaming PC I had. i7-4790k with 32gb of ddr3 ram and a gtx 1060. Im running truenas Scale on it, and I moved from ubuntu server. Ive got the whole *arr stack running except for whisparr along with a bunch of other self host programs like vault warden and audiobookshelf.