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TV Series Manager Application

SickChill

Organize your TV library automatically by grabbing, renaming and sorting new episodes based on your filters to keep your collection clean and up to date.

About SickChill TV Series Manager App (Media)

App Status: Deprecated

SickChill is no longer available on the HomeDock OS App Store due to deprecation.

SickChill may have been affected due to:

  • Development discontinued by the original software creator
  • Maintenance discontinued by the upstream maintainers
  • Known security vulnerabilities without active patches
  • Any other critical reason not listed here

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SickChill is an automated video library manager specifically designed for TV shows. It fetches, sorts, and renames episodes as they become available, making it easy to keep your library organized.

This application monitors your favorite series for new releases, then interfaces with download clients to acquire the video files. SickChill acts as a diligent manager, ensuring your TV show collection is always up-to-date and perfectly structured within your media library.

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SickChill Screenshot - Auto-download tv episodes.
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SickChill Screenshot - Sort & rename shows easily.

SickChill Key Features:

  • Automated Downloads: Grab new episodes as soon as they air.
  • Library Management: Sort and rename files for easy access.
  • Integration with Download Clients: Works with torrent and Usenet clients.
  • Custom Filters: Define preferences for quality, language, and more.
  • Open Source: Actively maintained by a vibrant community.

SickChill Details

Developed by SickChill Team
License
View the Official Website
Topics
video · library · manager
App Added OnNov 26, 2024
App Verified ForHomeDock OS

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