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If you haven't set a UI login name and password, then ensure these fields are empty when you attempt to login to SABnzbd. Web-browsers can unintentionally autofill these login fields with the details of your Usenet server.

Hi and welcome to the forum. You're confusing the SABnzbd UI login with the Usenet server login for I-Telligent. ;) Your UI login is typically set as something like: [admin:password] and is known only to you. Your Usenet server login details are emailed to you from the Usenet service provider (I-Tel...

https://pastebin.com/FKniwAYW ... works for me: the result is one .mkv. (FWIW I'm on SABnzbd 3) BUT: the mkv plays badly in VLC. No problems here with SAB3. Yields a 790.5MiB properly titled mkv file, runtime is a bit over 11 minutes, 1920x1080@24fps video, 224kb/s audio. Plays fine in mpv and VLC ...

I think I misunderstood when you said “away it went”.

I took this to mean you had “fixed” the problem when you downloaded and installed the latest version.

I now think you were describing the ease of the installation process. My apologies.

Good work!

That depends: what operating system are you using?

How did you install SABnzbd?

You'll probably need to manually edit the SABnzbd configuration file you're using. Find the key-value pair showing your current 556 port and change it.

Hi and welcome to the forum.

556 is a rather odd port to use. What's wrong with using a port in the 8000's?

That's all way over-my-head. But please advise if you need me to do any environment testing on my NAS.

safihre wrote: ↑June 21st, 2020, 3:52 pm Well, not great for me, it means something is wrong with the manylinux1 package.. But how to test what the problem is..

Ah.

Anything I can do to help?

The difference seems to be that for 4.0.2 it's using the manylinux1 package from Pypi, while for 4.0.0 it seems to compile the package on the NAS. Yup, I saw that too, but I'm not experienced enough with Python to understand the significance. ??? Does the NAS have a compiler? No. Historically, comp...

My guess is still that you're mixing python installs. There's only a single Python3 install on the NAS. It does contain an old Python 2.7.5 as this is embedded in the OS: [~] # type -a python python is /opt/bin/python python is /usr/local/bin/python [~] # /usr/local/bin/python -V Python 2.7.5 If yo...

Yes, only as root (well, in QTS 'admin' is the root user): And only by explicitly specifying /opt/bin/python3

[~] # /opt/bin/python3 -m pip install sabyenc3 Requirement already satisfied: sabyenc3 in /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Entware/lib/python3.8/site-packages (4.0.2) WARNING: You are using pip version 19.2.3, however version 20.1.1 is available. You should consider upgrading via the 'pip install --upgrade pi...

This is interesting. I tried that one-liner shown earlier to check the 'sabyenc3' version, and it only works if 'sabyenc3' v4.0.0 is installed: [~] # /opt/bin/python3 -c "import sabyenc3; print("sabyenc3.__version__") " 4.0.0 [~] # pip3 uninstall sabyenc3 Uninstalling sabyenc3-4....