Tixati has quite an advanced scheduling component, but this does inevitably come at the expense of not being as easy to set up like the clients above. There are a couple of options you might like to look at in the window such what happens if a schedule is missed and default schedule options. Close the Options window and a Scheduler button will now be present on the toolbar.
Click on it and then on the Add button. In the Add Scheduler Task window, enter a name for it and set your options for which days and time the task will be executed. Then click on Add which will determine what happens. There are a number of options here and you are not limited to just 1 action. For example, you can set 1 task up to simply start the torrents, or also add in another action for bandwidth limiting.
Similarly, a task can be configured to stop all torrents and then close the program or even shutdown the computer. Obviously if you set up a task to start, stop or limit etc, then an opposite task needs to be configured to provide the reverse effect, eg; if you set up a task to begin downloading at 11PM every night, you will also need another task to stop downloading at 8AM etc. All created tasks will show in the main Scheduler window and can be started, stopped, removed or edited.
A useful column is status which will also tell you when the task is next due to run. Open the Settings menu and turn on the yellow Advanced Settings tab on the right. The first tab within Settings is Media Management. Radarr has the ability to take the files it downloads and rename them according to your preferences. Other than the Episode Naming section, no other settings within Media Management needs to be changed.
Profiles is where Radarr looks to determine what type of media to look for. We own Blurays which are p, but since we will be watching our movies on a smaller television we used the p profile. Under Profiles there is another section called Delay Profiles. Here you can decide whether you would like Radarr to prefer Usenet, or Torrents. The Quality tab is next, and is used to adjust the sizes of the movies that Radarr grabs. Since we are only using just one profile setup in the previous step, we only had to adjust the settings for Blurayp.
Radarr can search both Usenet and Torrent indexers. Usenet is not free but far superior to Torrents. Adding providers is as easy as using the Newznab presets for Usenet, or choosing Custom if the provider is not on the list. The same is true for Torrents but they are not recommended. If you decide that you would like to go ahead and use Torrents anyway, you will need to install another program called Jackett which you can read about here.
Download Client is where the settings are input for the program s used to download the movies. Shoot them in the comments section! Wondering which Windows 10 apps to uninstall? Here are several unnecessary Windows 10 apps, programs, and bloatware you should remove.
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