In this post we will go through everything you need to do to get Sonarr up and running and integrated with your Plex Media Server on Windows
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In this post we will go through everything you need to do to get Sonarr up and running and integrated with your Plex Media Server on Windows
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There are a number of settings for Plex Media Server that are unavailable under the Plex web console
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Problem:
My remote Plex users are trying to play a media file and Plex is automatically sending the 4K version of the file. Transcoding this file is very CPU intensive, we would prefer that the stream was killed and the user was forced to use a 1080p or 720p version.
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For this post I will go over all the necessary steps to setup a Plex server. In later posts I will discuss how to monitor with Tautulli and how to setup Sonar to dynamically add content.
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This is a script that will allow you to update your Plex library via PowerShell. It saves you having to go into Plex for Web to update libraries and can be used in conjunction with other scripts.
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Problem:
Some Plex players do not give Plex full access to the OS/hardware for DTS decoding. This means that Plex will then have to transcode the audio which can mean lots of buffering or in the case of the Xbox One X will force 4K video to be transcoded to 1080p. You may also find that If you don’t have a true 5.1 channel audio system (such as some soundbars) you may find that DTS soundtracks are quiet when used with media players suck as Kodi, Plex or Windows media player. As the Xbox One X fully supports Plex using AC3 the solution below also solved many audio sync issues for me that seemed to occur when the DTS audio was being transcoded. After running my .mkv files through the below script I had an .mkv file that I could play on Xbox One X which had clear/loud audio, would direct play (including 4K HDR) and had no audio sync issues.
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