Tdarr Node is a component of the Tdarr application, which is a distributed transcoding system for automating media library management. Tdarr Node handles the actual transcoding tasks distributed by Tdarr Server.

• Docker installed
• Tdarr Node container running in your Docker stack
• Tdarr Server configured and running on another host

1. Verify TDARR_SERVERIP=yourtdarrserverip is set in the .env example TDARR_SERVERIP=192.168.1.10
2. If changes were made please restart docker compose -p mediaserver -f docker-compose-server.yaml up --detach tdarr_node.${HOSTNAME}

docker logs tdarr_node.${HOSTNAME}
docker logs tdarr.${HOSTNAME}

1. Navigate to the Dashboard tab.
2. Monitor the status of your node, including active transcodes and resource usage.

• Ensure all paths and environment variables are updated in the tdarr_node.yaml file.
• Regularly backup your config directory to save your settings.

• Tdarr_Node - Server not alive IP:xxx PORT:xxx This is typically a firewall or networking issue.

  Solution:

  1. Check Tdarr Server Status: Navigate to the Tdarr Server IP:PORT/api/v2/status address in the browser and verify it's running. For example, http://localhost:8266/api/v2/status. You should see status details like:

     {
         "status":"good",
         "isProduction":true,
         "os":"win32",
         "version":"2.00.18",
         "uptime":346
     }

  2. Verify Network Connectivity: Ensure that the Tdarr server and node can communicate. Check firewall rules and network settings.

• Client Logs:

  docker logs tdarr_node.${HOSTNAME}