But also, if you are just seeing the files remaining on your torrenting drive but the torrents aren’t listed in qbit anymore make sure to ignore me altogether!

I believe it’s actual an interaction between Sonarr and qbittorrent and jellyfin isn’t involved. Qbittorrent should have a setting for share ratio of when it’s marked “complete”. Like 1:1 download vs upload ratio. Then in Sonarr under the qbittorrent download client you check the box for remove completed downloads from the client. So popular together will reach whatever ratio you have set right away and be removed but others will take a long time or never hit that ratio. Maybe, could have nothing to do with that and I have my concept wrong.

I had the exact same experience and don’t know what I’m missing that everyone else loved so much. It was all just so tedious.

It hasn’t been a notorious gang sign since the early 2000s. It was already main stream with white kids doing it over 20 years ago.

What streaming device is $20? Amazon firestick is close to that but still more and has all the ads and tracking we’re complaining about. Chromecast, a used crappy version, is $50+ after taxes it looks like, then Roku seems to be even more. I mean I get it and we all want to stop ads. I personally have pihole and just blocked the Samsung telemetry stuff but not everyone is that savvy. That’s the point of the first comment of this chain. Most people just want a simple single device to watch what they want without all the ads and tracking. All these companies suck, let’s unite over that!

“Buy two things instead of one”