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Is it all on a single drive? The logs mention E:/Movies missing.
The E indicates a different drive, if you’re in windows. So is that disk still available?
Is it all on a single drive? The logs mention E:/Movies missing.
The E indicates a different drive, if you’re in windows. So is that disk still available?
I added overseer on top of my *arr stack. I can just request whatever from there and it just passes it to the correct instance. I also preferr to set up an instance for a specific target. Makes it easier if the services are separated. To change the minimum bitrate or something.
It does, but as more air drops down, the pressure increases. This pressure then starts to push back against the air above it. Which is why we have atmospheric pressure at the surface, but that goes down to pretty much 0 in space.
Even in low earth orbit there are still some particles, which causes satellites and such to slow down, requiring them to fire some thrusters every once in a while.
How did you setup the plex watchlist download? I use overseerr for that now, but if I can just use Plex that makes it easier…
Wait till you hear about legrange points. These are points where 2 massive object (like the sun and earth) create a sort of pocket where a satellite can orbit “nothing”. I have massively simplyfied it, off course.