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What to do with ISOs?
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this post was submitted on 17 Jul 2023
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I know you're joking, but actually most ISOs I have are actually operating systems or games. I've never seen a normal movie release as an ISO, except maybe 1:1 copies of retail disks.
Radarr seems to love finding blu-ray quality movies as ISOs
Add ISO to the extension blacklist in SAB so that the download fails and Radarr tries a different one.
If they are backups, rather name them .img.