This compose file provides several media download automators:
- Sonarr: A service for automating TV downloads
- Radarr: A service for automating Movie downloads
- Lidarr: A service for automating Music downloads
- Overeerr: A frontend to add content to the above services (can be used by N users)
- Requestrr: A Discord bot for making media requests via Overseerr
- Tdarr (Intel QSV variant): A services for automating the transcoding process
For media request notifications (mobile), I suggest the app LunaSea.
Tdarr is provided here in an example that uses Intel QuickSync Video. QSV is excellent if you wish to convert a large library from h264 to h265(hevc) to save some storage space. There are other variants that can just use software transcoding or use an NVidia GPU.
To run this, you must create a .env file in this directory. Below are the required fields:
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DOMAIN - Your FQDN
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PUID - Your user ID (run the command
id) -
PGID - The ID of the docker group (can also be found via
id) -
TZ - Your timezone (e.g.
Europe/London) -
SONARR_CNF - The dir where you will store your sonarr config and db
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RADARR_CNF - The dir where you will store your radarr config and db
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LIDARR_CNF - The dir where you will store your lidarr config and db
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OVERSEERR_CNF - The dir where you will store your overseerr config
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REQUESTRR_CNF - The dir where you will store your requestrr config
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TDARR_DATA - The directory where Tdarr will store any application data
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TDARR_DB - The directory where Tdarr will store its database
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TRANSCODE_CACHE - The directory where any temp files for transcoding will be stored. To increase the lifespan of your disks/ssds, I suggest this directory being on a RAM Disk
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MEDIA_DATA - The dir where you media collection is
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DOWNLOADS_DIR - The dir where your completed download will be stored