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    Radarr

    Radarr

    A fork of Sonarr to work with movies à la Couchpotato

    Radarr makes failed downloads a thing of the past. Password-protected releases, missing repair blocks or virtually any other reason? no worries. Radarr will automatically blacklist the release and tries another one until it finds one that works. Ensure you get the right release every time! Custom Formats allow fine control over release prioritization and selection.
    Downloads: 27 This Week
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    Bazarr

    Bazarr

    Bazarr is a companion application to Sonarr and Radarr

    ...Bazarr supports a wide array of subtitle providers around the world and can track download history, manage multiple languages, and perform post-download cleanup if needed. Because it doesn’t itself scan your disk libraries but instead relies on Sonarr or Radarr indexing, it fits cleanly into automated media stacks on NAS, servers.
    Downloads: 6 This Week
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    Prowlarr

    Prowlarr

    Manager/proxy built on the popular *arr .net/reactjs base stack

    Prowlarr is an open-source indexer manager and proxy built to centralize the management of torrent and Usenet indexers for media automation ecosystems like Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, and Readarr. It removes the need to individually configure indexers in each application by acting as a unified hub where you can add, test, and maintain all your indexer connections in one place, synchronizing them automatically with your connected *arr apps. Prowlarr supports hundreds of torrent trackers and Usenet sites including both public and private sources, with flexible configuration and health status reporting to keep your search infrastructure reliable. ...
    Downloads: 24 This Week
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    Midarr Server

    Midarr Server

    Midarr, the minimal lightweight media server

    Midarr is a minimal, lightweight media server built to complement tools like Radarr or Sonarr. Instead of reinventing the media management stack, it leverages existing setups and metadata providers to serve media files "fresh off the metal" without re-indexing or transcoding by default. It offers a sleek web interface with authentication, user profiles, real-time statuses, and experimental support for remuxing/transcoding and Chromecast compatibility.
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