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Okay and when they want a different show….?
Then daddy adds a new series to Sonarr? I admit it introduces some latency.
Okay, now you’re doing it every 5 minutes, and by the time you’re done A, they are already asking for K.
Have you considered maybe that's not a healthy way to consume media in the first place?
Just download Mr Roger's and sesame street and let them watch them over and over. Kids will watch the same thing ten times in a row. I know, I've seen them do it.
Have you considered that’s not healthy watching the same stuff on repeat?
After the second watch the kids would have the show memorized almost verbatim, how is not having them stimulated with new information a good thing…?
And just because a kid does it, doesn’t mean they are enjoying it wouldn’t be happier doing something else.
This scenario is highly undesirable, have you ever considered that not all people, especially kids want to watch content in English? (depends on the age ofc).
Most torrents offer original language with subtitles, if you say, let's search for a kids show that is in Latin Spanish not Spain Spanish this will make the task incredible harder... we are talking about searching private trackers with this, heck even I struggle to find cartoons of my time with natal language, it was fairly impossible to do so, at least before HBO MAX and Pluto TV brought back several classics to life again... you can't beat easiness of streaming media for that scenarios, not even with softwarr.