This is my blocklist script for sonarr / radarr #15
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This script attempts to find the download in the queue and will blocklist it if it does. This is designed to by used in combination with this strategy: I used this for example if a file is downloaded with only DolbyVision and no HDR fallback
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This script attempts to find the download in the queue and will blocklist it if it does.
This is designed to by used in combination with this strategy:
https://fileflows.com/docs/guides/sonarr-radarr
I used this for example if a file is downloaded with only DolbyVision and no HDR fallback
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