About a few weeks ago I noticed that someone has been posting exe and zipx as normal shows in nyaa. For example Slow horses and Reacher. They post it a day before the release date so Sonarr picks it up.

  • blartcap_@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    10 hours ago

    Been happening across many public trackers, and I’ve even seen it happen in Funfile. Best to filter out .lnk, .exe, and .zipx filetypes from your download client.

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    11 hours ago

    They post it a day before the release date so Sonarr picks it up.

    That’s kinda funny actually. Sonarr is like “here you go!” and Jellyfin is like “wtf is this”

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    17 hours ago

    Using the arrs on (what I assume is) a public tracker takes bigger balls than I have. Or maybe I’m just too dumb lol. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve tried to knuckle down and dive into the the trash guides to really understand how quality profiles work. I still don’t get it.

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      14 hours ago

      You don’t really need to mess with the quality profiles, the defaults are fine.

      All they do is filter the resolution/bitrate. You set a download to look for HDTV-1080p and it’ll look for something up to or including that resolution.

      Each quality profile also has a size picker with min/preferred/max setpoints, like 3.5GiB/h, so a one-hour video would be 3.5GiB. This is to filter something labeled as 1080p, but if it’s an hour long and only 20 MB it’s almost certainly a fake, which you want it to skip.

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    19 hours ago

    it’s happened always, though not sure about its frequency. just filter it on your torrent client