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1. SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE MOVIE
2. SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE MANUAL
3. SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE SERIES
4. SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE DOWNLOAD

It’s probably a remenant of me using most of the similar packages over the years from original Sonarr to Sickrage, Sickbeard, Medusa e.t.c… where I’d set the post processing to move everything from the Downloads folder into it’s relevant show folder.

SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE DOWNLOAD

The one thing that does point to /volume1/video/Downloads is Download Station on my NAS, as it’s the default download location for it. For example, it will give me, No files found are eligible for import in /downloads/completed/Series/ .-49. In Plex, I’ve got various libraries created to point to these folders so in the case of Current Television, that points to /volume1/video/Current Television and this is set as the root folder in Media Management. The way I’ve organised my NAS is to have everything in specific genre folders, so for movies i’ve got things like “Comedy”, “Horror”, “Sci-Fi/Fantasy” e.t.c.įor TV, I’ve got a ‘regular’ “Television” folder for all of the shows I want to keep that I’ve had for years and I’ve also got “Current Television” for, well, current television, which is where Mythic Quest was added. The file is there on the hard drive, you can open file destination in qBittorrent and it opens to the file, but for whatever reason Radarr says there’s no file. I don’t point Plex to the Downloads folder. It instead says No files found are eligible for import in and gives the path to where the file is located. It’s not a huge problem, all things considered, seeing as how Plex has correctly tagged everything and I can watch the content, but I wanted to bring it up just in case it was an actual error. It appers to be looking explicitly for the folder “.H264-MIXED” so I’m wondering if it’s a post processing issue because the folder on my NAS has been renamed “Mythic Quest”.

SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE MANUAL

I added “Mythic Quest” this morning and did a manual search for a Season 1 pack, which it found. Sonarr has, and is, working absolutely fine and I have no general issues with it … however …

Instead it comes back with a big list of episodes as it interpreted the file name as a range (in this case I believe from 41 to 720.)Īnother would be Naked News, where the uploaders are leaving the raw file name from the web site, something like ".4" which if I recall correctly is ok as far as the episode naming as it's a daily series, but it is confused about the quality.Hope I’ve given the right information. It's not so much something that Sonarr should have to address in terms of being able to parse the naming (as it's often batsh*t crazy) so much as just a feature I would love to have (being able to click a button next to an episode in the queue and have it force import as what it was downloaded as, rather than what Sonarr is parsing it as, without having to manually specify what Sonarr already lists.)Īn example would be Judge Judy episodes that are named like this: "20161024- jj Exotic Fish Payback-Skateboarder Tragedy.21x41_720.mkv" The season and episode are in there, but it's so non-standard and messed up that it would be ridiculous to expect Sonarr to be able to parse it.

SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE MOVIE

You define your preferences by TV show or movie and Bazarr takes care of everything for you. It manages and downloads subtitles based on your requirements.

SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE SERIES

(Or I've also seen series where the uploaders are sporadically labeling them in daily format when they shouldn't, and TVDB shows them as seasons and episodes instead.) Bazarr is a companion application to Sonarr and Radarr. Unfortunately in the case of these series, it's less a case of needing to change the series type and more just that the people uploading them are leaving them named in a ridiculous fashion, as they're not scene rips.