I would like be able to set the RSS Sync Interval to 360 minutes so the torrent sites are only polled 4 times a day rather that the current 12 times a day when RSS Sync Interval is set to the current max of 120 minutes.
For a lot of indexers 120m is going to run past the limit on the RSS feed, especially at peak times, which is going to limit Sonarr’s ability to grab automatically.
Are you using Autobrr (or similar tool) to push releases to Sonarr?
Are you relying on indexers with really low daily API limits?
I would have thought the RSS sync was how often Sonarr poles for wanted releases. So you are saying it’s how long RSS searches the sites?
The problem is that RSS feeds typically have a fixed number of items (let’s say 20) and pagination is almost never supported (and I don’t think Sonarr supports it anyways).
So if you check once a day but there have been 50 new items posted in that day Sonarr will only see the last 20 and you miss 30 items.
So basically what I said. Thanks for clarifying that. I set it back to 15 minutes.
Yes, exactly how often it fetches RSS feeds looking for new releases, without it searching (which Sonarr virtually never does automatically because it’s inefficient at scale) is the only way items will be grabbed automatically (if not pushed via other means).
Sonarr does support pagination on RSS feeds, but it’s limited in which indexers actually support it, most usenet do, but I think most torrent indexers don’t.
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Thought about switching to Usenet, but really don’t want to learn a whole new system.