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A Plea. Deanna and I (Your Older Geeks) have been running OlderGeeks.com since 2008 and lately we are seeing a major increase in usage (and cost) but a big decline in percentage of users who donate. Our ad-free and junkware-free download site only works if everyone chips in to offset the revenue that ads on other sites bring in. Please donate on the website today. Every little bit helps. Thank you so much. -D&R Always scroll to the bottom of the page for the main download link. We don't believe in fake/misleading download buttons and tricks. The link is always in the same place. Tdarr v1.2070 Audio/Video Library Analytics and Transcode/Remux Automation Distributed transcode automation using FFmpeg/HandBrake + Audio/Video library analytics + video health checking For Windows, macOS, Linux and Docker Tdarr V2 is a cross-platform conditional based transcoding application for automating media library transcode/remux management in order to process your media files as required. For example, you can set rules for the required codecs, containers, languages etc that your media should have which helps keeps things organized and can increase compatability with your devices. A common use for Tdarr is to simply convert video files from h264 to h265 (hevc), saving 40%-50% in size.  The application is in the form of a click-to-run web-app, comprised of the following 2 components:
Put your spare hardware to use with Tdarr Nodes for Windows, Linux (including Linux arm/arm64) and macOS. Designed to work alongside applications like Sonarr/Radarr and built with the aim of modularisation, parallelisation and scalability, each library you add has its own transcode settings, filters and schedule. Workers can be fired up and closed down as necessary, and are split into 4 types - Transcode CPU/GPU and Health Check CPU/GPU. Worker limits can be managed by the scheduler as well as manually. For a desktop application with similar functionality please see HBBatchBeast.
 Stats  Nodes  Job reports  Property explorer  Worker verdict history  Plugin stack system  Property search  Library schedule  Tdarr is extremely modular/configurable and the main idea behind it is creating a plugin stack to clean up/standardise your files. For example, a typical plugin stack might look like this: (1) Transcode non hevc files into hevc (2) Remove subs (3) Remove meta data (if title) (4) Add aac stereo audio if none (eng preferred) (5) Remove closed captions In this example, plugins 1,2,3 and 5 are community plugins which are available for you to use immediately. Plugin 4 can be created in the plugin creator interface in Tdarr and will appear as a local plugin. Each of the plugins are conditional, so are only used if needed. They are located in Tdarr/Documents and are written in JavaScript so if none of the plugins do what you want then you can modify/create new plugins if you have a bit of coding experience (or get the gist from having a look). Steps for doing so are in the README here:https://github.com/HaveAGitGat/Tdarr_Plugins . Ask for help in the Discord channel if need be. Here is an illustration of how the plugin stack works:  For the term 'streams', here is an example of how a file appears in Tdarr search results:  That file has 3 streams - a video, audio and subtitle stream. Subtitles and closed captions are very different. Where is the closed caption data in this example? It's embedded inside the h264 video stream. Extra streams and closed captions which you don't need can cause problems with direct playing and syncing files, so you might as well remove them (it's recommended to use something like Bazarr for subtitles). Even when playing files in programs such as VLC or Kodi, subtitles/closed captions can cause playback delays and make things stuttery for a few seconds when jumping around the video. Extra streams can also take up a lot of space. Don't be surprised to see some files in your library with 15+ audio/commentary/subtitle tracks in a bunch of different languages. These can take up an extra GB+ per file. The plugin creator is split into 'Filters' and 'Actions'. Filters encapsulate the actions, so the actions will only be carried out if the filter conditions are met. Current filters: Filter by codec Filter by medium Filter by age Filter by resolution Filter by size Current actions: Transcode - HandBrake basic options Transcode - HandBrake/FFmpeg custom arguments Transcode - Standardise audio stream codecs Transcode - Add audio stream Transcode - Keep one audio stream Remux container Some actions/plugins have built-in filters (specified in the plugin creator). This means they'll automatically detect if a file needs to be processed or not (such as the remove subtitles community plugin). Additional filters can be added. Some of the actions have become quite complicated so take a bit more time. For example, the 'Keep one audio stream' has 16 different outcomes as it tries to determine the best audio stream to keep based on the codec, language and channel count you specify. If you have a request for a new filter/action, then try and think of it generically so I can implement it in way that other people can configure and apply it to their (slightly) different circumstances. Request on GitHub,Reddit or Discord. For example, to maximize direct play, a plugin stack like this can be used: (1) If not in h264, transcode into h264 [h264 is a more universal video codec than others] (2) If not in mp4, remux into mp4 [mp4 is the most universal container] (3) Remove subs (4) Remove closed captions (5) Add aac stereo audio if none (eng preferred) [very universal audio codec/channel count] (6) Remove meta-data if title meta detected [Stops annoying titles appearing in Plex] This download is for the Windows version. All other download assets are below: MacOS: Tdarr-macOS-1.1092.zip Linux: Tdarr-Linux-1.2070.zip Click here to visit the author's website. Continue below for the main download link. |
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| 1,847 | 3,630 | HaveAGitGat <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/Tdarr1_th.png"border="0"> | Feb 06, 2024 - 12:54 | 1.2070 | 223.56MB | ZIP |  , out of 17 Votes. |
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