Radarr FAQ - Revision history

Bakerboy448: /* Where did Wanted and Cut-off Unmet go? */

2021-06-08T09:37:12Z

Where did Wanted and Cut-off Unmet go?

Bakerboy448 at 16:22, 28 May 2021

2021-05-28T16:22:51Z

Bakerboy448: /* How does Radarr find movies? */

2021-05-28T02:49:27Z

How does Radarr find movies?

Bakerboy448: /* What is Minimum Availability? */

2021-05-28T02:49:08Z

What is Minimum Availability?

Bakerboy448: /* What is Minimum Availability? */

2021-05-28T02:47:46Z

What is Minimum Availability?

Bakerboy448 at 02:47, 28 May 2021

2021-05-28T02:47:34Z

Bakerboy448: /* How are possible downloads compared? */

2021-05-21T17:20:54Z

How are possible downloads compared?

Bakerboy448 at 00:01, 20 May 2021

2021-05-20T00:01:31Z

Bakerboy448 at 03:26, 12 May 2021

2021-05-12T03:26:43Z

Bakerboy448: /* Can I switch between branches? */

2021-05-04T19:18:02Z

Can I switch between branches?

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 <span id="where_did_wanted_and_cutoff_unmet_go"><small>[[#where_did_wanted_and_cutoff_unmet_go|anchor]]</small></span><br>
 * Movie Index (AKA 'Movies') -> Filter (top right corner) -> <code>Wanted</code> and <code>Cut-off Unmet</code>
 [[File:radarr-where-did-wanted-and-cutoff-unmet-go.png|thumb|none|750px|alt=This is where wanted and Cut-off Unmet went|This is where wanted and Cut-off Unmet went]]

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 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
-! Release Channel Type !! Branch: master (stable) (v3.2) !! Branch: develop (beta) (v3.2) !! Branch: nightly (unstable) (v3.2)
+! Release Channel Type !! Branch: master (stable) (v3.2.1) !! Branch: develop (beta) (v3.2.1) !! Branch: nightly (unstable) (v3.2)
 |-
 |[https://hub.docker.com/r/hotio/radarr hotio]||<code>hotio/radarr:release</code>||<code>hotio/radarr:testing</code>|| If you have to ask, you should not be on it.
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 ** The most common error is something like <code>Error parsing column 45 (Language=31 - Int64)</code> or other similar database errors around missing columns or tables.
-* '''May 19 2021 Update'''
+* '''May 28 2021 Update'''
-** <code>3.2.2</code> has been released as master/stable
+** <code>3.2.1</code> has been released as master/stable
-** For those on nightly and are still on <code>3.2.2.5053</code> or lower you can safely downgrade to master or develop.
+** For those on nightly and are still on <code>3.2.1.5068</code> or lower you can safely downgrade to master or develop.
 *** Develop can also downgrade to master as well.
 *** Please note that if you're on nightly there will be no update to install given your build is higher than the current develop/master.

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 * If Radarr has been offline for an extended period of time, Radarr will attempt to page back to find the last release it processed in an attempt to avoid missing a release. As long as your indexer supports paging and it hasn't been too long Radarr will be able to process the releases it would have missed and avoid you needing to perform a search for the missed movies.
 == What is Minimum Availability? ==
 <span id="what_is_minimum_avalability"><small>[[#what_is_minimum_avalability|anchor]]</small></span><br>

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 == What is Minimum Availability? ==
 <span id="what_is_minimum_avalability"><small>[[#what_is_minimum_avalability|anchor]]</small></span><br>
-- **Announced**: Radarr shall consider movies available as soon as they are added to Radarr. This setting is recommended if you have good private trackers (or really good public ones, e.g. rarbg.to) that do not have fakes.
+-  '''Announced''': Radarr shall consider movies available as soon as they are added to Radarr. This setting is recommended if you have good private trackers (or really good public ones, e.g. rarbg.to) that do not have fakes.
-- **In Cinemas**: Radarr shall consider movies available as soon as movies hit cinemas. This option is not recommended.
+- '''In Cinemas''': Radarr shall consider movies available as soon as movies hit cinemas. This option is not recommended.
-- **Released**: Radarr shall consider movies available as soon as the Blu-ray is released. This option is recommended and likely should be combined with an Availability Delay of `-14` days.
+- '''Released''': Radarr shall consider movies available as soon as the blu-ray or streaming version is released. This option is recommended and likely should be combined with an Availability Delay of `-14` days.
 == How are possible downloads compared? ==

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 <span id="what_is_minimum_avalability"><small>[[#what_is_minimum_avalability|anchor]]</small></span><br>
 - **Announced**: Radarr shall consider movies available as soon as they are added to Radarr. This setting is recommended if you have good private trackers (or really good public ones, e.g. rarbg.to) that do not have fakes.
 - **In Cinemas**: Radarr shall consider movies available as soon as movies hit cinemas. This option is not recommended.
 - **Released**: Radarr shall consider movies available as soon as the Blu-ray is released. This option is recommended and likely should be combined with an Availability Delay of `-14` days.

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 * If you've already added the movie, but now you want to search for it, you have a few choices. You can go to the movie's page and use the search button, which will do a search and then automatically pick one. You can use the Search tab and see ''all'' the results, hand picking the one you want. Or you can use the filters of <code>Missing</code>, <code>Wanted</code>, or <code>Cut-off Unmet</code>.
 * If Radarr has been offline for an extended period of time, Radarr will attempt to page back to find the last release it processed in an attempt to avoid missing a release. As long as your indexer supports paging and it hasn't been too long Radarr will be able to process the releases it would have missed and avoid you needing to perform a search for the missed movies.
 == How are possible downloads compared? ==
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 The current logic [https://github.com/Radarr/Radarr/blob/develop/src/NzbDrone.Core/DecisionEngine/DownloadDecisionComparer.cs can be found here].
-'''''As of 1/19/2021 the logic is as follows'''''
+'''''As of 5/27/2021 the logic is as follows'''''
 # Quality
 # Custom Format Score

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 # Indexer Priority
 # Indexer Flags
-# Peers (If Torrent)
+# Seeds/Peers (If Torrent)
 # Age (If Usenet)
 # Size

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 == Can all my movie files be stored in one folder? ==
 <span id="can_all_my_movie_files_be_stored_in_one_folder"><small>[[#can_all_my_movie_files_be_stored_in_one_folder|anchor]]</small></span><br>
-* Not yet and the reason is that Radarr is a fork of [[Sonarr]], where every show has a folder. This limitation is a known pain point for many users and will maybe come in 3.X.
+* Not yet and the reason is that Radarr is a fork of [[Sonarr]], where every show has a folder. This limitation is a known pain point for many users and will maybe come in a future version.
 :If you're looking to moving all your movies from one folder to individual folders check [[Radarr Tips and Tricks#Create a Folder for Each Movie|here]]
 == How can I rename my movie folders? ==
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 == I am using a Pi and Raspbian and Radarr will not launch ==
-<span id="i_am_using_a_pi_and_raspbian_and_radarr_will_not_launch"><small>[[#i_am_using_a_pi_and_raspbian_and_radarr_will_not_launch|anchor]]</small></span><br>Raspbian has a version of libseccomp2 that is too old to support running a docker container based on Ubuntu 20.04, which both hotio and Linuxserver use as their base for v3. You either need to use <code>--privileged</code>, update libseccomp2 from Ubuntu or get a better OS (We recommend Ubuntu 20.04 arm64)
+<span id="i_am_using_a_pi_and_raspbian_and_radarr_will_not_launch"><small>[[#i_am_using_a_pi_and_raspbian_and_radarr_will_not_launch|anchor]]</small></span><br>Raspbian has a version of libseccomp2 that is too old to support running a docker container based on Ubuntu 20.04, which both hotio and LinuxServer use as their base for v3. You either need to use <code>--privileged</code>, update libseccomp2 from Ubuntu or get a better OS (We recommend Ubuntu 20.04 arm64)
 '''Possible Solution:'''
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 A common complaint is the Refresh task causes heavy I/O usage.  This is partly due to the setting "Analyze video files" which is advised to be enabled if you use tdarr or otherwise externally modify your files.  If you don't you can safely disable "Analyze video files" to reduce some I/O.  The other setting is "Rescan Movie Folder after Refresh".  If your disk I/O usage spikes during a Refresh then you may want to change the Rescan setting to <code>Manual</code>.  Do not change this to <code>Never</code> unless all changes to your library (new movies, upgrades, deletions etc) are done through Radarr.  If you delete movie files manually or via Plex or another third party program, do not set this to <code>Never</code>.
-{{FAQ|ARRNAME=Radarr|ARRDISCORD=https://discord.gg/r5wJPt9|ARRPORT=7878}}
+{{FAQ|ARRNAME=Radarr|ARRDISCORD=https://radarr.video/discord|ARRPORT=7878}}

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 ** The most common error is something like <code>Error parsing column 45 (Language=31 - Int64)</code> or other similar database errors around missing columns or tables.
-* May 4 2021 Update
+* '''May 4 2021 Update'''
 ** <code>3.1.1</code> has been released as master/stable
 ** For those on nightly and are still on <code>3.1.1.4948</code> or lower you can safely downgrade to master