- Sonarr no files found are eligible for import queue full#
- Sonarr no files found are eligible for import queue download#
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Sonarr no files found are eligible for import queue download#
I think I've noticed it happens when I specifically mark a file to download instead of letting it index it automatically, and maybe sometimes if I add it directly to the NZBGet queue myself, but I haven't kept notes on when it happens exactly, I've just kind of allowed it to happen for a while and occasionally manually move the files. When I inspected the files (Synology DSM) the every subdirectory in the path has read/write access for the media users, but the file itself does not. They've been running for quite some time successfully, but every once in a while I can't get them to import some media. Not sure exactly what you are looking for when you say source path for the import but the sabnzbd dumps the file to: V:\downloads\sabnzbd\complete\tv\FILENAME (at least from the perspective of sonarr. I have a user account for each one of these that all have read/write access to the downloads folder that NZBGet uses. I do not have Drone Factory enabled (never have).
Sonarr no files found are eligible for import queue full#
That is the full exception.This isn't happening to me exclusively on Sonarr. System.FormatException: Input string was not in a correct format.Īt (System.String str, NumberStyles options, System.NumberBuffer& number, info, Boolean parseDecimal) in :0Īt (System.String value, NumberStyles options, numfmt) in :0Īt (System.String s, IFormatProvider provider) in :0Īt .MediaInfoFormatter+c.b_1_0 (System.String s) in :0Īt (wrapper delegate-invoke) System.Func 2:invoke_TResult_T (string)Īt +WhereSelectArrayIterator2.MoveNext () in :0Īt (IEnumerable 1 source) in :0Īt (IEnumerable1 source, System.Func 2 selector) in :0Īt .MediaInfoFormatter.FormatAudioChannels (.MediaInfoModel mediaInfo) in :0Īt .AddMediaInfoTokens (2 tokenHandlers, episodeFile) in :0Īt .BuildFileName ( 1 episodes, .Series series, episodeFile, namingConfig) in :0Īt .MoveEpisodeFile ( episodeFile, .LocalEpisode localEpisode) in :0Īt .UpgradeEpisodeFile ( episodeFile, .LocalEpisode localEpisode, Boolean copyOnly) in :0Īt .ImportApprovedEpisodes.Import (1 decisions, Boolean newDownload, downloadClientItem, ImportMode importMode) in :0 But Im really not sure what I need to change here to force Sonarr to start renaming/moving everything again. Im guessing this is because they started on my C drive and moved to Z. I changed the name of the file obviously, but it keeps giving me that error for a certain series. Its looking at the correct folder but says there are no eligible files for import. Couldn't import episode /mnt/freenas/Downloads/Entertainment/Complete/TV/***.mkv: Input string was not in a correct format.
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