Tidarr
Tidarr downloads albums from Tidal. Aurral searches Tidarr and sends it downloads directly, so it does not need Prowlarr. It needs Tidarr 1.2.9 or later, signed in to Tidal.
- Run Tidarr and sign in to Tidal from its web UI.
- Mount Tidarr’s
/shared/nzb_downloadsfolder in Aurral at/downloads. - Open Settings > Downloads > Tidarr and turn on Enable Tidarr.
- Set Server URL to your Tidarr address, for example
http://tidarr:8484, and API key to the key from Settings > Security in Tidarr. - If necessary, set Track priority and Album priority. The default track priority is
20. - Select Test connection. It warns you when Tidarr is not signed in to Tidal.
If you added Tidarr to Prowlarr as an indexer before, Aurral leaves that indexer out. You can remove it.
Path mapping
Section titled “Path mapping”Tidarr saves each album under /shared/nzb_downloads and reports it to Aurral under /downloads. To mount the folder elsewhere, add a mapping in Settings > Downloads > Remote path mappings from /downloads, with Applies to set to Tidarr.
Behavior
Section titled “Behavior”Tidarr lists each album in four qualities, from FLAC 24-bit to 96 kbps M4A. Aurral downloads each album once, in the best quality your quality profile allows.
Tidarr downloads whole albums. For a release, Aurral tries only Tidal albums with as many tracks as the release, and checks the downloaded files like any other source. For a single track, Aurral downloads at most two albums that hold it, then tries the next source.
After Aurral processes an album, it removes the album from Tidarr along with the files it did not import.