What workflows do y'all have for sourcing > archiving media? (lemmy.dbzer0.com)

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I'm curious how you have automated/optimized your workflows for downloading, saving, archiving media.

For instance:

On my laptop I download an epub into a folder that Calibre watches.
Calibre copies and imports that epub into the Calibre library and removes the old epub.
Calibre Library is hooked up to SyncThing, which passes the epub to my eReader.

My workflow is probably not the most efficient, but I'm hoping I can be inspired by people's approaches.

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[-] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 7 points 2 years ago

Ombi > Radarr/Sonarr > Emby.

I want to watch something: open a webpage I host, search for title (results from thetvdb/themoviedb), click 'add+search'. Around 15min later I get an email notifying me it's available to watch. I then open another webpage I host and stream away.

My friends and family have access to this as well. Items they add will email me for approval before downloading, but is otherwise the same.

[-] redbr64@lemmy.world 2 points 2 years ago

I am about to go on this adventure of setting up a full *arr stack! I had it kind of almost working once, had a kid, and now finally getting time to work up a proper server to handle everything

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