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Tdarr is a distributed media transcoding and automation system designed to manage and optimize large audio and video libraries across multiple machines. It operates through a central server and multiple worker nodes that process files in parallel, leveraging both CPU and GPU resources for efficient transcoding. The system uses FFmpeg and HandBrake to convert media files according to user-defined rules, such as codec standardization, bitrate optimization, or format compatibility. Tdarr also includes advanced features like health checks, plugin-based processing pipelines, and automated scheduling to maintain libraries continuously. ...