Seerr
Seerr is a request management and media discovery tool for Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby. It replaces Overseerr and Jellyseerr by combining support for all three media servers in one application.
For more information, see Seerr's official website.
Prerequisites
- Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby installed on your Ultra.cc service.
- Sonarr, Radarr, or Lidarr installed on your Ultra.cc service.
Initial Setup
- Open the User Control Panel.
- Go to the Installers tab.
- Find Seerr in the list.
- Click Install and wait for the installation to finish.
Configuration
- Open Seerr from the Apps tab in the User Control Panel.
- Seerr will prompt you to connect a media server.
- This guide covers Jellyfin, Plex, and Emby, starting with Jellyfin.
Jellyfin
- After you select Jellyfin, enter the following details:
Jellyfin URL: <username>.<hostname>.usbx.me
Port: 443
Use SSL: Enabled
URL Base: /jellyfin
Email Address: Use any email address you can access. It does not need to be associated with your Jellyfin instance.
Username: Your Ultra.cc username for the service that has Jellyfin installed.
Password: The password you set when you installed Jellyfin.- Click Sign In.
- After Seerr connects to Jellyfin, scroll down to Configure Libraries.
Plex
- After you sign in with your Plex account, click the refresh button to the right of Server.
- Once the server list loads, expand the dropdown and select the entry that ends with
[local] [secure].
- Make sure Port is set to
32400. - Make sure Use SSL is enabled.
- Click Save Changes.
- After Seerr connects to Plex, scroll down to Configure Libraries.
Emby
- After you select Emby, enter the following details:
Emby URL: <username>.<hostname>.usbx.me
Port: 443
Use SSL: Enabled
URL Base: /emby
Email Address: Use any email address you can access. It does not need to be associated with your Emby instance.
Username: Your Ultra.cc username for the service that has Emby installed.
Password: The password you set when you installed Emby.- Click Sign In.
Configure Libraries
- The library setup process is the same for Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby.
- After you connect your media server, your libraries should appear further down the page.
- If no libraries appear, click the 1 Sync Libraries button.
- Enable the libraries you want Seerr to access.
- Click the 2 Start Scan button. The scan runs in the background, so you can continue with the setup.
- Click Continue.
- Click
+ Add Radarr Server. - Enable Default Server.
Server Name: Choose to your liking.
Hostname: <username>.<servername>.usbx.me
Port: 443
Use SSL: YES
API Key: Paste the Radarr **API Key**, which you can find in `Settings > General > Security > API Key`.
Base URL: /radarr- Click Test.
- If the test succeeds, select a Quality Profile, Root Folder, and Minimum Availability.
- Click Add Server.
- If you want to connect Sonarr, click
+ Add Sonarr Serverand repeat the same process with the following changes: - Set Base URL to
/sonarr. - Use the Sonarr API Key from
Settings > General > Security > API Key. - Set the Quality Profile, Language Profile, and Root Folder as needed.
- Click Finish Setup.
Discord Notifications via Webhook
- Seerr can send Discord notifications for events such as pending approvals and media availability.
- Create a Discord webhook for your server. See Discord's webhook guide.
- Copy the webhook URL.
- In Seerr, go to Settings > Notifications > Discord.
- Paste the webhook URL into Webhook URL.
- Select the Notification Types you want to use.
- Click Test to send a test notification.
- Click Save Changes.
HTTP Access to Seerr
- Accessing Seerr over HTTP can prevent repeated authentication pop-ups while browsing the application.
- Use the following format:
http://<servername>-direct.usbx.me:<seerr-port>- You can find the server name and Seerr port in the User Control Panel.
If you require further assistance, you can open a support ticket here!
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