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Chris wrote:
Thanks for the link. One thing first, because it changes the answer: Clonarr doesn't copy profiles between Sonarr and Radarr. Its own page says cloning only works between apps of the same type (Radarr to Radarr, Sonarr to Sonarr), since the two use different quality lists. What it does is push TRaSH-Guides quality profiles, custom formats and quality sizes into each app, with a visual editor and a dry-run preview. SparkBox already does that part on its own. When Media Center sets up, it applies the TRaSH-Guides quality sizes, profiles and custom formats to both apps: Sonarr gets WEB-1080p and Radarr gets HD Bluray + WEB. The Video quality setting switches Sonarr, Radarr and Seerr together between 1080p and 4K in about a minute (on the newer dashboard: Settings → Media folders → Open media settings). So we're not planning to build Clonarr in. If you'd like its editor anyway, you can run it as your own app: https://tomsparkbox.com/docs.htmlyour-box-custom. Two things if you do: - Switch SparkBox's own TRaSH sync off first, or the two will keep overwriting each other's profiles: sudo sparkbox set-env SBRECYCLARRDISABLED 1 - Use Clonarr's Dry Run before each sync, and keep a backup, as its own README advises. We haven't tested Clonarr on SparkBox, so I can't vouch for how it behaves here. If you try it, let us know how it goes.