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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[-] dimkin0@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 points 2 years ago

I do Lunasea to search and add to sonarr/radarr/lidarr from my phone. That's gets posted to Plex and Jellyfin (backup incase Plex really goes dow hill). If I'm outside the home I have wireguard setup so I connect in and run the same if my friend mentions something I should watch or listen to.

I would like to set something up for my kindle but haven't gone down that rabbit hole yet.

I also wanted to set something up for my switch like running my own private eShop but that's a whole different rabbit hole.

I'm also curious about the extended scripts that someone posted not to long ago for subscribing to YouTube shows, for now I just do adblock or smarttube.

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