This page is the disambiguation target for all More Info links in the Lidarr UI. Each entry corresponds to a specific integration type.
Lidarr includes these integrations natively. Add more download clients and indexers (including slskd, Deezer, Tidal, and others) via plugins.
- Aria2
- Open-source, multi-protocol download utility supporting HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, SFTP, BitTorrent and Metalink.
- Refer to the Settings Page
- Deluge
- Download Station
- Download Station
- Flood
- Freebox Download
- Hadouken
- NZBGet
- NZBVortex
- Pneumatic
- qBittorrent
- rTorrent
- SABnzbd
- Torrent Blackhole
- Watches a folder for
.torrent files. Use this if your torrent client doesn't have a direct API integration.
- Refer to the Settings Page
- Transmission
- Usenet Blackhole
- uTorrent
- Long-standing BitTorrent client. Past versions bundled adware in the installer, which led many users toward alternatives such as qBittorrent.
- Refer to the Settings Page
- Vuze
- Newznab
- Standardised API used by most Usenet indexing sites. Many presets are available, but all require an API key. Indexer aggregators like Prowlarr and NZBHydra2 can manage more than one Newznab indexer from a single interface.
- Refer to the Settings Page
- FileList
- Gazelle API
- Generic indexer for Gazelle-based private trackers. If your tracker has its own dedicated entry on this page, for example Redacted, use that entry instead; use Gazelle API only for Gazelle-based trackers without a specific Lidarr indexer type.
- Refer to the Settings Page
- Headphones VIP
- IP Torrents
IP Torrents' native implementation doesn't support Search.
- Nyaa
- Redacted
- TorrentLeech
- Torznab
- Standardised API for torrent indexers, based on the Newznab specification with torrent-specific extensions. Supports RSS feeds and backlog searching. Primarily provided by Prowlarr and Jackett.
- Refer to the Settings Page
- Apprise
- Allows notifications to be sent to many popular notification services via a single interface.
- Custom Script
- Runs a user-supplied script when a specified event occurs. See Custom Scripts for the full list of available environment variables and example scripts.
- Discord
- Sends notifications to a Discord channel via webhook. One of the most commonly used notification integrations.
- Email
- Sends notification emails. If you use Gmail, enable App Passwords under your Google account security settings rather than using your main password.
You can use a display name with the address: Your Name <email@example.com>
- Emby / Jellyfin
- Notifies an Emby or Jellyfin server to refresh its music library after a track is imported or upgraded.
- Gotify
- Self-hosted push notification server.
- Join
- Push notification service for Android devices.
- Kodi
- Notifies a Kodi instance to refresh its music library after a track is imported or upgraded. Kodi is a free, open-source media centre application.
- Mailgun
- Transactional email API service for sending notification emails.
- Notifiarr
- ntfy.sh
- Self-hostable push notification service with a simple HTTP API.
- Plex Media Server
- Notifies a Plex Media Server to refresh its music library after a track is imported or upgraded.
- Prowl
- iOS push notification service.
- Pushbullet
- Cross-platform notification and file sharing service.
- Pushcut
- iOS app for automation and notifications.
- Pushover
- Simple push notification service for mobile devices.
- SendGrid
- Transactional email API service for sending notification emails.
- Signal
- Sends notifications via the Signal messaging app. Requires a running Signal-CLI instance.
- Simplepush
- Simple push notification service requiring no account.
- Slack
- Sends notifications to a Slack channel via webhook.
- Subsonic
- Notifies a Subsonic-compatible server to update its music library.
- Synology Indexer
- Triggers a Synology NAS media indexer scan after a track is imported or upgraded.
- Telegram
- Sends notifications to a Telegram chat or channel via a bot.
- Webhook
- Sends an HTTP POST request to a configured URL when events occur.
- Custom List
- Import artists from a manually maintained list.
- Headphones
- Last.fm Tag
- Import artists via a Last.fm genre or style tag.
- Last.fm User
- Import artists from a Last.fm user's listening history or loved tracks.
- Lidarr
- Sync monitored artists from another Lidarr instance.
- Lidarr Lists
- Import artists from curated Lidarr community lists.
- MusicBrainz Series
- Spotify Followed Artists
- Import artists you follow on Spotify.
- Spotify Playlists
- Import artists from your Spotify playlists.
- Spotify Saved Albums
- Import artists from your Spotify saved albums.
Each consumer below is configured separately under Settings → Metadata. Enabling a consumer expands its own settings block with Artist Metadata, Album Metadata, Artist Images, and Album Images toggles, distinct from the Write Metadata to Audio Files panel used for tagging audio files themselves.
- Kodi (XBMC) / Emby
- Writes
artist.nfo and album.nfo sidecar files. Also writes images: for artists, the poster as folder.jpg alongside banner, fanart, and logo/clearlogo files; for albums, the cover as folder.jpg and disc art as discart.jpg. Compatible with Kodi and Emby/Jellyfin.
- Refer to the Settings Page
- Roksbox
- Writes
.xml track metadata files. For artist images, writes a single image, the poster if one exists, otherwise the first available image, named after the artist folder itself. Doesn't write album images.
- Refer to the Settings Page
- WDTV
- Writes
.xml track metadata files only. The Artist Images and Album Images toggles appear in its settings but don't do anything; this consumer never writes image files.
- Refer to the Settings Page