Haha no worries! It’s a useful feature. No reason to lock the subscription engine behind a Lidarr connection.
But I think I will rest for a while now lol.
Haha no worries! It’s a useful feature. No reason to lock the subscription engine behind a Lidarr connection.
But I think I will rest for a while now lol.
I pushed an update that adds a “review only” mode, with Lidarr no longer being a required connection.
https://github.com/aquantumofdonuts/mixarr/releases/tag/v1.1.1
Add any Subscription and set the result handling to “add to review queue”. Then, just look in the Review Queue tab for your recommendations.

Sure thing. Can you share your docker-compose.yml or docker cli string? Maybe I can help.
3010 is the web port, on the web container itself (direct connection the the web ui). 3443->443 and 3080->80 are the Caddy ports, which also point to the web ui (just proxied through Caddy). Hopefully that’s not too confusing.
I appreciate the positive feedback, hope you find it useful
Hi, I think you can resolve this by forwarding your reverse proxy to http://mixarr-ip:3010/. That bypasses Caddy altogether. Give that a try, and let me know how it goes.
I think the link is fixed now?
I will definitely take the Jellyfin suggestion to heart. Mixarr is Plex-centric because that’s what I use, but I see that Jellyfin has a large share as well. Thanks for the suggestion!
Edit: Added Jellyfin support. Four new subscription types in the “My Library” subscription preset group. You can pull and rebuild docker (or pull the latest image) to get the changes.
Not currently, sorry. But I will look into adding that integration in the future
The Discover feature is pretty much identical to what Lidify does. The distinguishing feature is the Subscriptions though. Like automated Lidify.
Thank you. Link is fixed.
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I released version 2.0 of Mixarr today, with some nice feature and visual updates and fixes. Looking for feedback if anyone gives it a try, or update if you’ve already been running it.