LineageOS updates can be hard to find when you go to flash your phone with TWRP. The path has changed multiple times and I had to keep Googling it to find it so if you were wondering how do I find my LineageOS update zips? This should make life easier. This post will hopefully help others who find themselves looking
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Transdrone is an excellent and powerful application for Android platform available for free on Google Play. With Transdrone you can manage your torrents from you smartphone or tablet running Android. It supports basically all the popular Bittorent clients like Deluge, Transmission, rTorrent, uTorrent, and it also has (native) support for different seedboxes. We have already mentioned Transdrone several times in
Do you listen to lot of music using a good old amplifier and a great set of stereo speakers? The HiFiBerry DAC+ or DIGI+ might be right up your alley. Maybe you are a lucky owner of a NAD 3020 amp and you have a priceless collection of vinyls, that you, like me, believe still sounds best on apms from 70s - 80s,
Cardigann is a Torznab indexer like Jackett. After installing Cardigann on Ubuntu 16.04 you can add custom torrent indexers/trackers to Sonarr, SickRage and CouchPotato. Cardigann is written in Go which makes it lighter and requires no dependencies like mono on Linux. It's also hosted on github and they are looking for a new maintainer. This guide will show you how
Watcher is a CouchPotato alternative for grabbing feature length video files. Unlike CouchPotato and Radarr, Watcher currently only works with usenet so it grabs files using NZBGet or Sabnzbd no torrent clients are currently supported. Like CouchPotato Watcher is written in python so on lower end devices like the Raspberry Pi it should run faster than Radarr. This tutorial will guide
Configure your Radarr reverse proxy with nginx on Linux for convenient remote access. I’d recommend using a free dynamic DNS service like AfraidDNS (guide for automating), DuckDNS or No-IP so you can access Radarr over the internet with an address like htpcguides.crabdance.com instead of your dynamic IP. After completing this Radarr reverse proxy tutorial you will be able to access Radarr using your custom DNS address instead of http://IP:7878.
Muximux is hosted on github and is an alternative to HTPC Manager. You get a similar dashboard to manage all of your automation and media server apps like Plex, Sonarr, CouchPotato, SickRage, NZBGet, Ombi, Sabnzbd, NZB Hydra and more. This guide will show you how to install Muximux on Ubuntu 16.04 with nginx and PHP7. Below you can see a screenshot from the
Transmission Remote GUI is an excellent front-end to remotely control your Transmission daemon. By default, Transmission has its own Web UI that you can access from your browser. With Transmission Remote GUI installed on your notebook or desktop computer you can easily control the Transmission daemon running on your server. It is very similar to Deluge ThinClient mode, and the interface
The last HTPC Guides giveaway was a Banana Pi from Lemaker which Freya won. The first Media Server giveaway of 2017 is a Raspberry Pi 3 for the lucky winner sponsored by HTPC Guides. The winner will receive the Raspberry Pi 3, a case, SD card with Minibian Jessie containing the HTPC Guides Media Server Installer and a 5V 2A power adapter. You will have everything
Install Radarr on Windows with system service for long video automated downloading. Radarr is an alternative to CouchPotato for Usenet and torrent video automation. Radarr is a fork of Sonarr and therefore works well with NZBGet and Sabnzbd for usenet and Transmission for torrents. Radarr also works with Jackett for additional torrent providers but you will have to build an older Jackett
The next guide in our Auto Port Forward PIA VPN guide is for Deluge. We have already covered Transmission, but if you client of choice is the excellent Deluge client, then you will find all the required information here. A very nice features that Private Internet Access (PIA) provides is Port Forwarding on their P2P enabled VPN servers. If you are
NTV is an excellent streaming experience when used with Kodi (previously XBMC), a free media center for all operating systems. Kodi, previously XBMC, has a plug in system which allows you to install virtually any add on for use with IPTV. The friendly developers at Xunity have created a Kodi plugin for the NTV IPTV service. I have shown screenshots of
In this guide we will help you to build the latest stable version of nginx from source for Let's Encrypt. This guide is primarily aimed for users who are running nginx on ARM devices, like Raspberry Pi, and running Minibian or Raspbian (which is based off Debian 8). For x64/86 CPU architectures nginx provides the latest version in their repository,
Streaming has become one of the most popular ways to enjoy digital content. Sometimes you want to see a movie or TV show from your favorite streaming service and find out that it is not available in your region. This is due to licensing agreements between cable companies all over the world. In a globalized world this seems silly, luckily
Christmas is upon us and it is time for your next HTPC Guides giveaway, this time in partnership with LeMaker who have kindly donated a Banana Pi Pro to a lucky user. The winner will receive the LeMaker Banana Pi Pro unit, a case with space for a 2.5" hard drive, SATA cable, SD card with a minimal Debian Armbian and the
Our next guide in the VPN Split Tunnel sequence is Configure Deluge for VPN Split Tunneling on Debian 8 using systemd units. An excellent way of utilizing both the security that VPN connection provides and to still route only selected traffic over the VPN connection is called VPN Split Tunneling. This is Part 2 of the VPN split tunnel guide, Part 1 can
If you are using Debian 8, Minibian, Raspbian, or similar distribution based on Debian, then you normally you install OpenVPN from the Debian repository. This is unfortunately usually outdated, many versions behind the latest release. If there is a service where you should always use the most up to date version, then OpenVPN certainly is. Not necessarily because of new features, but because