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I’m in Syracuse and rum is definitely an afterthought in every liquor store I’ve been to around here. Of course Bacardi and Captain are everywhere, and I found Planteray Dark once and Don Q once. I ended up ordering from Astor but I don’t want to do that all the time.

Anyone know any stores in the Central NY area I should check out? I’m willing to drive a bit.

Thank you!

Anyone else having this problem? Can’t look up shows on TVDB. tMM throws this exception:

org.tinyMediaManager.license.DecryptException: Could not get token

This is with latest Docker v5.0.9.

(I already have Fire TV cubes and sticks and Roku, etc. I want to build a mini PC streaming box for fun.)

Can someone recommend a decent mini PC for under $200 USD that will stream my NAS media with Plex (up to 4k60Hz), run a few Docker containers and not need an upgrade for a few years?

I have read the 2024 guide but it seems to be getting outdated.

Sorry if this subreddit wasn’t ready to hear that. Karl is right sometimes and funny, Ricky is wrong, and Steve.

You guys got any mouth up ‘ar?

I’ve poked around the GitLab repos but I can’t find where the actual docker image lives. I’d like to contribute some patches to enable encrypted VNC connection and a couple of other small things.

I’m working on my own child image for now, just wondering if Mr. Laggner accepts pull requests or anything like that.

Title. I'm wondering if it's safe to just copy the data folder contents from my Windows install into my docker image /data volume. I'd really rather avoid scraping 1400+ movies and 5400+ TV episodes again.

In Docker, my data sources are all in the /media volume, but in Windows they're all on a mapped network drive so all the paths start with X:.

Is there a way to do this without having to scan and scrape everything again?

Is there a way to show only duplicate media while accounting for different editions or resolutions?

For example, say I have both the theatrical and extended cut editions of a movie, stored in different folders with Plex-friendly names: Movie (2010) {edition-Theatrical Cut} and Movie (2010) {edition-Extended Cut}.

If I filter for duplicates, that movie will show up. I'd like that not to happen since they're not really dupes.