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I'm not you so I don't know your situation but the thought of having to manually download and share media whenever my mom calls me up sounds miserable. I'd rath

I'm not you so I don't know your situation but the thought of having to manually download and share media whenever my mom calls me up sounds miserable. I'd rather just pay for her subscription.

unforeseen9991 4y ago
Manually? There's out of the box ways to automate essentially everything including new requests
- dpkirchner 4y ago
  There's a lot of things I'd want to address beyond the tech: I'd want the videos to have good subtitles, to actually be what was requested and not have surprise porn or whatever, for examples. I don't think these are things I could automate. Netflix is likely to include subtitles and will never return video that wasn't requested. I dunno, it's work the few bucks a month.
  - mtlmtlmtlmtl 4y ago
    Streaming services including Netflix regularly omit subtitles for non-english dialogue, I've found. For a significant number of movies this this can make them unwatchable.
111111101101 4y ago
My system is 100% automated. Sonarr + Radarr + Prowlarr + Deluge + SABnzdb FTW. I stuck to using torrents for years but about 6 months ago I switched to Usenet and the $10 p/m for the Usenet provider and $30/year for an indexer is definitely worth the money. Now instead of having hundreds of seedless torrents in my queue, my system downloads even the most obscure media at a speed that completely saturates my connection.
- hnburnsy 4y ago
  First rule of usenet! do you want it to end up like zlib?
  - dachryn 4y ago
    I always had back luck finding odler stuff, am I just doing it wrong then? Torrents tend to stay somewhat alive way longer. I miss the glory days of rapidshare, fastupload, rapidleech, megaupload ...
- pixxel 4y ago
  Which Usenet provider are you using? I used Giganews back in the day and I see they are still operational. Thanks.
- arcastroe 4y ago
  What indexer(s) do you use?
ZeroCool2u 4y ago
This is easily automated using Ombi and the other tools folks have mentioned in other comments.

I'm not you so I don't know your situation but the thought of having to manually download and share media whenever my mom calls me up sounds miserable. I'd rather just pay for her subscription.

unforeseen9991 4y ago

Manually? There's out of the box ways to automate essentially everything including new requests

dpkirchner 4y ago
There's a lot of things I'd want to address beyond the tech: I'd want the videos to have good subtitles, to actually be what was requested and not have surprise porn or whatever, for examples. I don't think these are things I could automate. Netflix is likely to include subtitles and will never return video that wasn't requested. I dunno, it's work the few bucks a month.
- mtlmtlmtlmtl 4y ago
  Streaming services including Netflix regularly omit subtitles for non-english dialogue, I've found. For a significant number of movies this this can make them unwatchable.

111111101101 4y ago

My system is 100% automated. Sonarr + Radarr + Prowlarr + Deluge + SABnzdb FTW. I stuck to using torrents for years but about 6 months ago I switched to Usenet and the $10 p/m for the Usenet provider and $30/year for an indexer is definitely worth the money. Now instead of having hundreds of seedless torrents in my queue, my system downloads even the most obscure media at a speed that completely saturates my connection.

hnburnsy 4y ago
First rule of usenet! do you want it to end up like zlib?
- dachryn 4y ago
  I always had back luck finding odler stuff, am I just doing it wrong then? Torrents tend to stay somewhat alive way longer. I miss the glory days of rapidshare, fastupload, rapidleech, megaupload ...
pixxel 4y ago
Which Usenet provider are you using? I used Giganews back in the day and I see they are still operational. Thanks.
arcastroe 4y ago
What indexer(s) do you use?

ZeroCool2u 4y ago

This is easily automated using Ombi and the other tools folks have mentioned in other comments.