Sonarr and Radarr settings
Use Settings → Sonarr and Radarr to let upbrr match a source path against Sonarr for TV or Radarr for movies. A match supplies non-authoritative IDs, year, genres, and release-group evidence to preparation.
Configure Sonarr or Radarr
- Turn on Use Sonarr and/or Use Radarr.
- Enter the service base URL and API key in the unnumbered fields.
- Use Show advanced for up to three additional URL and API-key pairs per service.
- Select Save.
Each instance requires both a URL and API key. Incomplete pairs are ignored. Instances are checked in this order: unnumbered, 1, 2, then 3; lookup stops when one returns useful evidence.
Use the URL reachable from the upbrr process. In Docker, localhost refers to the upbrr container, not the host or another container. Enter a base URL such as http://sonarr:8989, without adding an API route.
API keys are secrets and appear as [REDACTED] after saving.
Legacy Emby paths are retained for configuration compatibility and are not exposed in Settings.
Verify the change
Use Test connection beside each instance to check its current draft URL and API key without saving. The read-only check does not establish that a source path will match. See connection-test behavior. Save, then prepare a source already known to the configured Arr service, then inspect its metadata and sanitized logs. A failed or empty Arr lookup does not block preparation; upbrr continues with other evidence.