Unraid

Install from the Apps tab. Search for Crowbarr. Choose Crowbarr for CPU processing or Crowbarr-CUDA for an NVIDIA GPU.

Until the Community Applications listing is live, add the template repository by hand: open Docker, Add Container, Template repositories, and enter https://github.com/amanofvaly/unraid-templates. Save, then pick the template from the Template list.

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• WebUI: host port, 8449 by default.
• Path: /tv and Path: /movies: the same shares Sonarr and Radarr use. Matching the container paths means no path mappings to configure later. Leave one empty if you do not have that library.
• Path: /data (advanced): use instead when Sonarr and Radarr see a single /data share.
• Appdata (advanced): /mnt/user/appdata/crowbarr. Unraid creates it.

The container runs as nobody:users (99:100), the Unraid default for shares. Crowbarr writes subtitles next to your videos, so read-only shares will not work. The user is set in Extra Parameters under the advanced view; change it there if your shares use a different owner.

Press Apply. Open the WebUI, create your account, then add Sonarr, Radarr and Plex under Settings. Speech models download into appdata on first use.

NVIDIA

Install the Nvidia Driver plugin from Apps first. In the Crowbarr-CUDA template, set NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES to the GPU UUID shown on the plugin page, or leave all. After the first start, select CUDA under Settings. Until you do, it runs on the CPU.

Update

Unraid checks the image tag on its schedule and shows update ready on the Docker page. Press it. Appdata, paths and settings are untouched.

Troubleshooting

Open the container log from the Docker page. For permission errors, check that nobody:users can write to the share, and that the appdata folder is not owned by root.