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I think if you're going to the trouble to amass a music library, you might as well use lidarr so you can be specific about the quality/releases you're pulling in. I've used soulseek a few times over the years and there's a lot of junk/low quality files in there. Even just inconsistently named or tagged. It's not the end of the world but if you're going to implement a system, might as well do it right.
The biggest pain point that I have with Lidarr is that there is no integrated way to split flac/cue albums that are very prevalent. I really need the tracks split so they can be played via plexamp. If anyone has any suggestions to automate this relatively well, I would appreciate it.
I'm using lidarr and yet to find flac albums that aren't already split. Everything plays on Plexamp for me without issue. What sources are you using?