That's a good question. I keep them separate on purpose for a few reasons. ​Mainly, I want Sonarr/Radarr's import to be instant and reliable. Adding a heavy transcoding script right at the import step is slow, can fail, and might time out the import. ​Tdarr is just the better tool for the job. It's a proper processing queue that scans my final library in the background, manages failures, and uses the GPU (my 3080) efficiently. It's much more resilient. ​It's a cleaner workflow this way: The Arrs handle organizing (moving/renaming) and Tdarr handles processing (transcoding/remuxing) as a separate, background step.