Glossary

Quick definitions for the words this guide uses, grouped by where you meet them.

Naming and matching

Absolute episode number: An anime number that ignores seasons (e.g. “Episode 52”). OrgoMedia turns it into the season and episode Plex and Jellyfin expect (S01E52).
Manual match: The one-click step where you confirm a title OrgoMedia wasn’t sure about, instead of guessing.
OVA / ONA / Special: Bonus anime episodes outside the main run. OrgoMedia files them under Season 0, where your media server expects extras.
TMDB: The Movie Database, the metadata source OrgoMedia checks titles, seasons, and episode names against.

*arr stack: A group of free apps (Radarr, Sonarr, Prowlarr…) that automate finding and managing media. OrgoMedia can drive them for you.
Client: The app that actually fetches the file. You set it up inside Radarr and Sonarr. OrgoMedia reads release status from those apps rather than connecting to the client directly.
Indexer: A searchable catalog the *arr apps query to learn where a title can be found.
Plex / Jellyfin: The media servers OrgoMedia connects to: they stream your library to your TV, phone and browser. Emby reads the same file and folder names, but OrgoMedia does not connect to it.
Prowlarr: Manages your indexers in one place and shares them with Radarr and Sonarr.
Radarr: The *arr app that manages movies.
Sonarr: The *arr app that manages TV shows and anime, tracking seasons and episodes.
TRaSH Guides: Community-recommended quality settings, applied for you in one click: just connect Sonarr and Radarr.

CloudKit: Apple’s built-in sync service. OrgoMedia uses it to keep your household’s requests and settings in step across your devices, with nothing for you to run.
Folder permission: How OrgoMedia remembers the folders you let it use, so it does not ask again each time it opens.

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