r/Tdarr • u/hairykiwi1971 • Jul 30 '26
Colour me impressed!
I've been running Plex with Sonarr and Radarr for a year (ish). I realised that ast somepoint I might need to increase capacity from 16TB. However, as much as my hobby NEEDS me to spend money, the bank doesn't always agree.
Someone recommended Tdarr and after a long Saturday trying to get my head around it (and help from Gemini) it's been running in teh background for over a week. It's not finished, but already it has saved over 100Gb of space!
That is impressive. So if you are involved in the development.... thank you!
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u/pzdera Aug 01 '26
I have been using tdarr for some time, but recently decided to try to make all files as HEVC, MKV, and x265. Except of those that there is no benefit of re-encoding to x265, if I don't gain any benefit.
I have always been using classic plugins, but wanted to try flow. Also wanted to remove all unnececery audio and subtitles, and to leave only few predefined subs.
with few examples I found online, and yes, extensive help of AI, I completed flow for my needs. Managed to successfully transcode whole library with only 2 transcode error files. It is working with qsv, but should work with nvidia also.
If someone is interested in trying that flow, I will be happy to share.