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You can also sub other meat like chicken or beef, roughly 3-5 mins per side or 4-7 minutes per side.\n
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\n
You can also sub other meat like chicken or beef, roughly 3-5 mins per side or 4-7 minutes per side.\n
\n
It says to wipe out pan, but since I know what’s in it I decided to just add another drizzle of oil and use the current season in addition.\n
\n
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\n
Paired with a Deschutes Obsidian Stout, a bit of a chocolate-espresso with some sweet aftertaste before the bitterness sets in. It went very well with the Rosemary Balsamic reduction, which was very sweet as I think I added a bit more sugar.\n
\n
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\n
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\n
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\n
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\n
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Ahoy! I would like to be able to browse movies in Kodi and directly add them to Radarr.\n
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Currently I’m using the *TheMovieDb Helper* Add-On in Kodi for browsing movies, and then add them to the Trakt Watchlist. In Radarr I’m monitoring the Watchlist and automatically add the movies that way.\n
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Is there a better way to do this? \n
For example, can I configure/use some special player in *TheMovieDb Helper* for adding the movies directly to Radarr or Ombi when I clilck Play? Or is there an other Add-on that does something like that out of the box?\n
\n
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I’m working on a plugin that can be used as a player for *TheMovieDb Helper*. But instead of actually playing anything, it uses the information to add the movie/show to Radar/Sonarr via the API.\n
\n
The PoC was successful, now I have to put everything neatly together.\n
\n
I’ll create a new post once the first version is out.
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Ahoy! I would like to be able to browse movies in Kodi and directly add them to Radarr.\n
\n
Currently I’m using the *TheMovieDb Helper* Add-On in Kodi for browsing movies, and then add them to the Trakt Watchlist. In Radarr I’m monitoring the Watchlist and automatically add the movies that way.\n
\n
Is there a better way to do this? \n
For example, can I configure/use some special player in *TheMovieDb Helper* for adding the movies directly to Radarr or Ombi when I clilck Play? Or is there an other Add-on that does something like that out of the box?\n
\n
---\n
\n
UPDATE:\n
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I’m working on a plugin that can be used as a player for *TheMovieDb Helper*. But instead of actually playing anything, it uses the information to add the movie/show to Radar/Sonarr via the API.\n
\n
The PoC was successful, now I have to put everything neatly together.\n
\n
I’ll create a new post once the first version is out.
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Ahoy! I would like to be able to browse movies in Kodi and directly add them to Radarr.\n
\n
Currently I’m using the *TheMovieDb Helper* Add-On in Kodi for browsing movies, and then add them to the Trakt Watchlist. In Radarr I’m monitoring the Watchlist and automatically add the movies that way.\n
\n
Is there a better way to do this? \n
For example, can I configure/use some special player in *TheMovieDb Helper* for adding the movies directly to Radarr or Ombi when I clilck Play? Or is there an other Add-on that does something like that out of the box?\n
\n
---\n
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UPDATE:\n
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I’m working on a plugin that can be used as a player for *TheMovieDb Helper*. But instead of actually playing anything, it uses the information to add the movie/show to Radar/Sonarr via the API.\n
\n
The PoC was successful, now I have to put everything neatly together.\n
\n
I’ll create a new post once the first version is out.
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