Configure which notifications you want to receive.
View and manage your active sessions.
Customize your experience and manage data.
Connect using WebDAV protocol for broad client compatibility and HTTPS security.
https://scene-ftp.com/webdav/
rclone config - name: sceneftp - type: webdav - url: https://scene-ftp.com/webdav/ - vendor: other - user: [your username] - pass: [your password]
Windows: Install WinFsp first
rclone mount sceneftp:/ X: --vfs-cache-mode full --vfs-fast-fingerprint --read-only --use-mmap --attr-timeout 10m --dir-cache-time 50m --poll-interval 10m --vfs-cache-poll-interval 10m --no-checksum --no-modtime
macOS: Install macFUSE first
rclone mount sceneftp:/ ~/SceneFTP --vfs-cache-mode full --vfs-fast-fingerprint --read-only --use-mmap --attr-timeout 10m --dir-cache-time 50m --poll-interval 10m --vfs-cache-poll-interval 10m --no-checksum --no-modtime
Linux:
rclone mount sceneftp:/ ~/SceneFTP --vfs-cache-mode full --vfs-fast-fingerprint --read-only --use-mmap --attr-timeout 10m --dir-cache-time 50m --poll-interval 10m --vfs-cache-poll-interval 10m --no-checksum --no-modtime --daemon
# List files rclone ls sceneftp:/ # Copy file to local rclone copy sceneftp:/path/to/file ./local/ # Sync folder rclone sync sceneftp:/Movies ./Movies --dry-run
Any WebDAV-compatible client can connect using the URL above with your credentials. Popular options include Cyberduck, Mountain Duck, and built-in OS network drive mapping.
Connect using traditional FTP protocol for maximum compatibility with legacy clients and automated tools.
ftp://scene-ftp.com:21
Use your Scene FTP username and password for authentication.
rclone config - name: sceneftp-ftp - type: ftp - host: scene-ftp.com - port: 21 - user: [your username] - pass: [your password] - explicit_tls: false
Windows:
rclone mount sceneftp-ftp:/ X: --vfs-cache-mode full --read-only --transfers 4 --checkers 8 --timeout 60s
macOS:
rclone mount sceneftp-ftp:/ ~/SceneFTP --vfs-cache-mode full --read-only --transfers 4 --checkers 8 --timeout 60s
Linux:
rclone mount sceneftp-ftp:/ ~/SceneFTP --vfs-cache-mode full --read-only --transfers 4 --checkers 8 --timeout 60s --daemon
# List files rclone ls sceneftp-ftp:/ # Copy file to local rclone copy sceneftp-ftp:/path/to/file ./local/ # Download entire directory rclone copy sceneftp-ftp:/Movies ./Movies --progress
Connect with any FTP client using the server details above:
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Subscribe to recent uploads RSS feed to stay updated with new content added to the system.
?hours=48
?limit=100
?hours=72&limit=25
Add this URL to your favorite RSS reader:
RSS feeds require authentication. Your RSS reader must support HTTP Basic Authentication using your scene-ftp.com username and password.
Subscribe to PreDB releases RSS feed to get notified of new scene releases as they're announced.
?limit=200
Add this URL to your favorite RSS reader:
RSS feeds require authentication. Your RSS reader must support HTTP Basic Authentication using your scene-ftp.com username and password.
FTP archive with all content consolidated into a single folder.
Smart folders organized by media type (Movies, TV Shows, Games). Automatically displays covers, metadata, and searches FTP folders for matching content. Makes browsing by content type easy and visual.
Contains all FTP uploads organized by month and category. This is where all scene releases are stored as they're uploaded.
Media-only folders optimized for streaming.
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Download VLC from App Store:
Download VLC from Play Store:
Configure Amazon affiliate settings for product links shown to all users.
When set, Amazon search links will appear on game pages for all users. Get your affiliate ID from the Amazon Associates program.
Configure Stripe payment processing for premium subscriptions.
Your Stripe publishable key (safe to expose to clients). Get this from your Stripe Dashboard.
Your Stripe secret key (keep this secure). Never share this key publicly.
Your Stripe webhook endpoint secret for verifying webhook signatures.
Configure your webhook endpoint at: /api/stripe/webhook
Create subscription products in your Stripe Dashboard and enter the price IDs here.
Configure CoinPayments API for cryptocurrency payment processing.
Your CoinPayments public API key (safe to expose to clients). Get this from your CoinPayments Account API Keys.
Your CoinPayments private API key (keep this secure). Never share this key publicly.
Your CoinPayments IPN (Instant Payment Notification) secret for verifying webhook signatures.
Configure your IPN endpoint at: /api/coinpayments/webhook
Your CoinPayments merchant ID (optional, for advanced features).
The following popular cryptocurrencies are supported for payments:
Manage your Usenet server connections. Changes are applied immediately without requiring a restart.
Configure server connection and performance settings for WebDAV and FTP.
Maximum concurrent connections per user (applies to both WebDAV and FTP). Higher values allow more simultaneous downloads but consume more server resources. Default: 2
Internal buffer size used when serving files via WebDAV (does not apply to FTP). Larger buffers can improve performance for large files but use more memory. Default: 64 KB
Maximum number of NZB files that can be processed simultaneously. Set to 0 to use the number of CPU cores (recommended). Higher values increase processing speed but use more resources.
Maximum simultaneous yEnc header fetches across all NZB processors. Set to -1 for unlimited (recommended), 0 to disable header prefetching, or a positive number to limit concurrent fetches.
Size of the prefetch buffer for read-ahead caching. Can be specified in MB (e.g., "20") or as percentage of file size (e.g., "10%"). Improves streaming performance by prefetching data before it's requested. Applies to FUSE filesystem operations.
When enabled, tracks bytes downloaded by each user for both WebDAV and FTP and displays the information in credits.txt. Disable to improve performance if traffic tracking is not needed.
Configure file filtering and prefetch settings for the filesystem.
File extensions to hide from filesystem view. Enter extensions without dots, separated by commas. Example: nfo,sfv,txt,sample
Filenames to hide from filesystem view. Supports wildcards (* ? []) for pattern matching. Example: *.sample.*,*trailer*,readme.txt
Regex patterns for filename replacements. Format: "pattern>replacement,pattern>replacement". Example: [\[\(][^[\]\)]*[\]\)]>,\s+> (removes brackets and collapses spaces)
Warning: Invalid regex patterns will cause errors. Test patterns carefully.
Configure RSS feed parameters for uploads and PreDB content.
Enable or disable RSS feed generation for uploads and PreDB content.
Maximum number of items to include in the uploads RSS feed. Default: 50
Default time window in hours for uploads RSS feed content. Default: 24 hours
Maximum number of items to include in the PreDB RSS feed. Default: 100
Default time window in hours for PreDB RSS feed content. Default: 48 hours
Base URL used in RSS feed links. Leave empty to auto-detect from the request.
Configure SMTP settings for sending verification and notification emails.
Enable or disable email functionality for user verification and notifications.
SMTP server hostname (e.g., Gmail, AWS SES, SendGrid).
Typically 587 for STARTTLS, 465 for SSL/TLS, 25 for plain.
SMTP authentication username (often your email address).
SMTP authentication password. For Gmail, use an app-specific password.
Email address to use in the From field of sent emails.
Enable for port 465 (implicit TLS). Disable for STARTTLS on port 587.
Warning: Only enable for testing. Not recommended for production.
Configure FTP server settings. Changes require server restart.
Enable or disable the FTP server. Server will restart when settings change.
FTP server listen address in format host:port (e.g., 0.0.0.0:21 for all interfaces, 127.0.0.1:21 for localhost only).
Enable FTPS (FTP over TLS) for encrypted connections. Requires valid certificate files configured in HTTPS settings.
Use implicit TLS (port 990) instead of explicit TLS (STARTTLS). Only applies when FTPS is enabled.
Port range for passive mode data connections in format start-end (e.g., 40000-40100).
Configure video transcoding parameters for HLS streaming. Changes apply immediately to new segments.
Video codec for transcoding. 'Copy' passes through original video without re-encoding.
Audio codec for transcoding. 'Copy' passes through original audio without re-encoding.
Trade-off between encoding speed and compression efficiency. Faster presets use less CPU but produce larger files.
Constant Rate Factor (0-51). Lower values = better quality but larger files. 18-28 is typical, 23 is default.
Video profile for H.264/H.265. Higher profiles offer better compression but may reduce device compatibility.
Video level determines maximum resolution and bitrate. 4.1 supports 1080p@30fps.
Pixel format for video. YUV420p is most widely supported.
Maximum audio bitrate cap (e.g., 128k, 192k, 256k). Actual bitrate is calculated from source.
HLS segment duration (5-30 seconds). Shorter segments start faster but increase overhead.
Maximum amount of data to analyze when probing files (e.g., 5M, 10M, 50M).
Maximum duration to analyze when probing files (e.g., 5M, 10M, 30M).
Additional FFmpeg arguments for advanced users. Example: -threads 4 -tune zerolatency
Maximum storage space for HLS segments in gigabytes. Old segments are deleted when this limit is reached.
How often to check and clean up old HLS segments (1-1440 minutes). Lower values use more CPU but free space faster.
Customize email templates sent to users for verification, notifications, and other communications.
Choose which email template to edit.
The subject line of the email. Supports template variables.
Use template variables like {{.Username}}, {{.VerificationLink}}, etc.
{{.Username}}
- The user's username{{.VerificationLink}}
- The email verification link{{.ExpirationTime}}
- When the verification link expires{{.SiteName}}
- The name of your site{{.Date}}
- Current date and timeConfigure flood protection and authentication security settings.
Enable flood protection to prevent brute force attacks by temporarily locking accounts after failed login attempts.
Maximum number of failed login attempts before triggering flood protection lockout. Default: 5
Duration in minutes before failed login attempts counter is reset and the account is unlocked. Default: 15 minutes
Path to MaxMind GeoLite2-City.mmdb database file for IP geolocation in session management. Leave empty to disable location lookups. Download free from MaxMind.
Manage active user sessions and authentication tokens.
Warning: This will immediately terminate all active user sessions, forcing all users to log in again. This action cannot be undone and will affect all users currently logged in to the system.
Configure core system functionality and background services.
Master toggle for all media importers. When enabled, individual media types can be configured below.
Configure the persistent BadgerDB cache for segment data. Changes apply immediately with hot-reload.
Maximum size of the persistent cache in gigabytes. Old entries are deleted when this limit is reached.
How often to run garbage collection (e.g., "10m", "30m", "1h"). Lower values use more CPU but free space faster.
Configure the in-memory cache for API responses. Changes require a restart to take effect.
Size of the API response cache in megabytes. Higher values allow more API responses to be cached but use more memory. Default: 1024 MB
Time-to-live for cached API responses in seconds. Responses older than this will be automatically evicted. Default: 600 seconds (10 minutes)
Configure OMDb API for fetching IMDb movie and TV show information.
Your OMDb API key for fetching movie and TV show metadata. Get one from omdbapi.com. The key will be masked after saving for security.
How long to keep OMDb API responses cached in the metadata database (in days). Set to 0 to disable caching and always fetch fresh data. Default is 7 days.
Configure RAWG.io API for fetching game information.
Your RAWG.io API key for fetching game metadata. Get one from rawg.io/apidocs. You can enter multiple keys separated by commas for rate limit handling. The key will be masked after saving for security.
How long to keep RAWG.io API responses cached in the metadata database (in days). Set to 0 to disable caching and always fetch fresh data. Default is 7 days.
Configure alternative NZB API for retrieving replacement NZBs when files are skipped or incomplete.
The URL endpoint for the alternative NZB API service. This API will be called when an NZB has skipped or incomplete files.
The API key for authenticating with the alternative NZB service. Keep this secure.
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