Streamline your home media experience
This guide will show you how to properly mount storage drives on Minibian, Raspbian and Raspbmc. Many guides use a simpler, less robust method that can cause issues if you use multiple USB storage devices. I will walk you through mounting USB sticks and USB hard drives on your Raspberry … I'm curious
Static IPs on the internet usually cost extra from your ISP. Many of us have dynamic IPs which change every so often. This can be annoying if you want remote access to our Raspberry Pi our home media servers. Dynamic DNS solves this by automatically registering your new IP address … I'm curious
NZBMegaSearch is the only search provider you will need. It combines all of your usenet indexers into one search engine. NZBMegaSearch has NZBGet and Sabnzbd integration so you can send your desired release straight to your downloader. You can also use it for services like sonarr (NzbDrone), SickRage, CouchPotato, … I'm curious
Transmission is a nice lightweight torrent client that is perfect for the Raspberry Pi. Transmission will work with the major searchers: SickRage, CouchPotato, Mylar and Headphones. This guide was created for Raspbian September 2014 release and is the easiest way to install the latest Transmission 2.84 currently … I'm curious
SickRage is an evolved fork of SickBeard the classic automated periodic show grabber. SickRage can send index files to your usenet or torrent downloader. It will even do Anime just like NzbDrone. When running SickRage on Raspbian for usenet downloads I recommend NZBGet since it works well on low … I'm curious
Usenet has tons of content including comics. Developer evilhero has created the SickRage/CouchPotato for comic books so your downloading will be automated. Much like SickRage, Nzbdrone and CouchPotato, you can create a wishlist of all the comic books you want and Mylar will search your usenet indexers for the comic … I'm curious
Headphones is the automated audio downloader helper. Headphones can grab audio index files and send them to your usenet or torrent downloader. If you prefer Usenet, then I recommend NZBGet since it works well on low powered devices like the Raspberry Pi though you can use it with Sabnzbd as … I'm curious