How much time to wait for unrar/7zip/mediainfo/ffmpeg/avconv before killing it, set to 0 to disable. 60 is a good value. Requires the GNU Timeout path to be set.

Maximum wall-clock seconds to spend processing a single release before skipping it. Keep this below the multiprocessing child timeout. Set to 0 to disable. Default: 120.

Number of times a release can time out during post-processing before it is permanently deleted. Default: 3.

Releases claimed per worker batch for passwords, previews, and media info. Larger batches reduce query overhead but increase each worker's memory and runtime. Each thread can hold one NNTP connection.

If a part fails to download while post processing, this will retry up to the amount you set, then give up.

This overrides the above setting if set above 1. How many parts to check for a password before giving up. This slows down post processing massively, better to leave it 1.

The maximum amount of TV shows to processper run.

The maximum amount of movies to process with IMDB per run.

The maximum amount of anime to process with anidb per run.

The maximum amount of music to process with metadata lookups per run. This does not use an NNTP connection.

The maximum amount of games to process with metadata lookups per run. This does not use an NNTP connection.

The maximum amount of books to process with metadata lookups per run. This does not use an NNTP connection

The maximum number of releases to check per run (threaded script only).

Sleep time in milliseconds to wait between external metadata requests. If you thread post-proc, multiply by the number of threads. ie Postprocessing Threads = 12, sleep time = 12000