I've been using it for years and it's worked great, but the last couple of weeks I've been getting enough failures that some of my stuff just can't be downloaded...
Anyone know if this is a thing? Something that can detect and log watch status? I feel like that would be useful in a few cases. 🤷😂
So I recently had a disaster with my media server. Sonarr went haywire after an unplanned power outage corrupted my database file and deleted several hundred shows. I used Recuva and It got a lot of them back, but some of them were only partially recovered. The partially recovered ones either don't play or only have very crappy audio and the video scrubber on Plex will say that they're several hours long.
My question is this: is there any application I can run on my server to check for these partially recovered files and auto delete them so I can just redownload them?
So I recently had a disaster with my media server. Sonarr went haywire after an unplanned power outage corrupted my database file and deleted several hundred shows. I used Recuva and It got a lot of them back, but some of them were only partially recovered. The partially recovered ones either don't play or only have very crappy audio and the video scrubber on Plex will say that they're several hours long.
My question is this: is there any application I can run on my server to check for these partially recovered files and auto delete them so I can just redownload them?
I've been reading the Red Rising series for the last couple of months and I'm on Light Bringer now. I'm really liking the science fantasy style writing vs your typical science fiction. Anyone have any suggestions in that category?
Is there an easier way to do it than going through manually and checking them off? I'm testing out Jellyfin right now and would love it to reflect what I've already watched on Plex. It was relatively quick to do my 400 something TV shows, but I've got nearly 5000 movies...