Yeah they’re fighting really hard to combat piracy, but at the same time all their decisions are what is actively pushing their customers (back) to piracy.
Yeah they’re fighting really hard to combat piracy, but at the same time all their decisions are what is actively pushing their customers (back) to piracy.
First time, it was because I was a kid that couldn’t pay for the movies/music/games I wanted. The high seas provided me with a solution for that.
Then I started making money and Netflix streaming came along making it both cheap and convenient. I docked my ship and forgot about my pirate life for a long time. Everything was good, living a quiet life…
But then the corporate greed caught up and ruined everything. Streaming prices became absurd, content got fragmented to way too many services and they fucking started introducing ads.
So here I am, setting sail once again. I didn’t need or want this, but they have forced my hand with their infinite greed.
Fair enough, I just saw so many using GPUs and how much faster it was and assumed it was the same size-wise with the files. I’m getting ~40fps with my CPU, so it’s going to take forever to do all of it.
Maybe I worded it poorly, I’m doing h264 -> h265 in both cases, but it increases file size when using iGPU.
I actually just got it working, after spending all day yesterday. The speed is magnificent, but the compression rate is absolutely abysmal. When i use the integrated GPU an h264 encoded file end up taking up 5-10% more space when converted to h265, whereas when just use CPU an h264->h265 is around a 45% reduction in size. I have no use for speed if it doesn’t reduce file size at all.
Excellent, thanks
Yes that’s what I’m supposed to do from now on…I’m asking what I can do so I’m “un”-blacklisted/banned, if that has happened because of my previous mistake.
If someone inadvertently did this because they recently started transcoding their media library (…that would be me…), and didn’t think about the seeding torrents, can you do anything to mitigate such bans?
I’m not very competent with docker, so honestly I think the error is more on my end than theirs. I bet there is some setting I have set incorrectly and I’m just missing it.
Yes, that was were I started…when that didn’t work I asked here
no my subscription is fine, and working on other devices without issues, firewall and internet connection should also be fine. I’ll try adding more countries to the compose file and see if that helps.
Huh…i don’t have a lot seeding, but I do have one big one that’s seeding at a high rate, and it started seeding recently.
Docker using gluetun.
I haven’t set it to use 7878, it should be using the default.
i get this error
it works perfectly fine with the same user and setup as long as i’m not putting it beheind my VPN. I have no other instances of sonarr running.
I thought so, but I get an error that the port is already used when in try to start sonarr after radarr. I’m only trying to reach them from my local network.
I’m having some difficulties getting both sonarr and radarr working simultaneously behind my VPN because they default to the same port. I’m not very well versed in docker, so I don’t know how to fix the port issue behind the VPN, but I can fix it if they’re just separate from the VPN.
seems the link is broken
I’ve never “bought” digital streaming media for that exact reason, so that happened impacted me personally. I didn’t trust them to begin with and I was right in not doing so. But yeah, that’s definitely also a shitty move and valid reason to pirate IMO.