Donald Webster

Is `libgpiod` a drop in replacement for `python-raspberry-gpio`? For the script customization, why don't you write it as a `--option` and then pull request it to fanshim?

You could find a samba image and pass in an sshfs volume to share. Not sure if samba docker images exist though.

I have one of these I don't need that I'd be happy to mail to a developer if that would help.

I've got one sitting in a DS that I'll surely never use, if you're in the US I'll ship it out cheap USPS like and we can cross our fingers.

You're going to need a flat folder structure, all your movies in one dir. If you do it like you've got now, every time you add a movie you're going...

Point import at each genre, you'll need them as root folders anyway. On Sat, Feb 3, 2018, 2:10 PM Michael wrote: > I use directories on the NAS under /movies...

But you have `./action/Death Race/Death Race (2008)` and `./action/Death Race/Death Race 2 (2010)` while you're pointing Radarr's import at `./action/`. You either need to move your movies *out* of `./action/Death...

> Also I am amazed that radarr can't determine the quality of a file if it isn't in the filename? You're confusing quality with resolution. Resolution like 2160p, 1080p, 720p...

This sounds too specific to me. How would Radarr know what is on Netflix? Do they expose an API to use? I doubt it, but if you can point at...

Neat!