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Install FlexGet on Ubuntu 14.x for integrating with usenet or torrents. FlexGet is definitely one of the best and most versatile automated RSS download software for your favorite periodic video files (and even feature length video files, audio files, etc, but we will focus on periodic video files now). There … I'm curious
Build older Jackett from Source for Windows and Linux if you want the previously supported torrent providers. Jackett had a great start and has changed direction with the new developers to only support private providers. The original Jackett had Torznab support for public trackers which you may be missing if … I'm curious
Jackett lets you use additional torrent providers to Sonarr and CouchPotato. Jackets transforms your home media server into a Torznab API server. This Torznab API server interfaces with Sonarr to enable additional torrent providers on this list. This tutorial will walk you through installing and autostarting Jackett with … I'm curious
Stephen304 has created BitCannon which gives you your own personal torrent archive site. It backs up KAT and demonoid locally in a database for your convenience. You can search the database, download torrent files just like on KickAssTorrents but from your own machine. The idea is that even if torrent … I'm curious
Jackett lets you use additional torrent providers with Sonarr. It turns your home media server into a Torznab API server. Jackett enables searching popular torrent providers using Sonarr, the list of compatible providers can be found here. This guide will walk you through installing and autostarting Jackett with systemd … I'm curious
BitCannon enables you to create a personal archive of .torrent files from KAT and other providers. You can search in its database, download torrent files as if you were browsing the torrent site but instead it is right on your own machine. The idea is that even if torrent sites … I'm curious
Transmission is my favorite client for Linux, Windows and Mac OSX. It is super light and works with all content automation software: Sonarr, SickRage, CouchPotato, Mylar and Headphones. I have found it to be very reliable and easy to set up. This was tested on Ubuntu 15.04 but will work … I'm curious