Plex server with lots of public domain movies. I had ~25TB on an old box that kept filling up as copyrights expired and I was adding more content, so I bought a new setup which has ~120TB of easily upgradable storage so I should be right for the foreseeable future.
Opted to redownload the content instead of importing due to the naming schemes and quality profiles being all over the shop so the little asterisk next to the word “unlimited” on my NBN plan is getting tested.
Oh neat! Assuming “lots of public domain movies” isn’t a euphemism à la the other reply’s “Linux ISOs”, where are you grabbing those from? Hope the bandwidth gods are smiling upon you this week!
Yeah look there’s a fair bit of euphemisming going on, but if you’re keen on public domain movies this site does indeed have a heap available to peruse:
Getting there… That’s a decent portion of the starting movie queue handled.
Now on to TV shows.
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Lotta Linux iso’s
Plex server with lots of public domain movies. I had ~25TB on an old box that kept filling up as copyrights expired and I was adding more content, so I bought a new setup which has ~120TB of easily upgradable storage so I should be right for the foreseeable future.
Opted to redownload the content instead of importing due to the naming schemes and quality profiles being all over the shop so the little asterisk next to the word “unlimited” on my NBN plan is getting tested.
Oh neat! Assuming “lots of public domain movies” isn’t a euphemism à la the other reply’s “Linux ISOs”, where are you grabbing those from? Hope the bandwidth gods are smiling upon you this week!
Yeah look there’s a fair bit of euphemisming going on, but if you’re keen on public domain movies this site does indeed have a heap available to peruse:
https://publicdomainmovie.net/feature_movies
You can combine Radarr and that site to ensure everything you grab is free and legal.