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Bazarr

Bazarr automatically downloads subtitles for your movies and TV shows, integrating directly with Sonarr and Radarr.

Compose Configuration

bazarr:
  image: lscr.io/linuxserver/bazarr:latest
  container_name: bazarr
  environment:
    - PUID=${PUID}
    - PGID=${PGID}
    - TZ=${TZ}
  volumes:
    - ${CONFIG_DIR}/bazarr:/config
    - ${DATA_DIR}/media:/data/media
  ports:
    - "6767:6767"
  restart: unless-stopped

Bazarr only needs access to the media directory (not torrents) since it adds subtitle files alongside your existing media.

First-Run Setup

  1. Open http://your-server-ip:6767
  2. The setup wizard will guide you through initial configuration

Connect to Sonarr

Settings → Sonarr

Field Value
Enabled Yes
Host sonarr
Port 8989
API Key Sonarr's API key

Click "Test" then "Save".

Connect to Radarr

Settings → Radarr

Field Value
Enabled Yes
Host radarr
Port 7878
API Key Radarr's API key

Click "Test" then "Save".

Configure Subtitle Providers

Settings → Providers

Add your subtitle sources. Popular free providers:

  • OpenSubtitles.com — largest database, requires a free account
  • Subscene — good for non-English content
  • Addic7ed — community-driven, good quality

Some providers have API limits on free tiers. OpenSubtitles.com allows 20 downloads/day for free users.

Set Languages

Settings → Languages

  • Add your preferred subtitle languages
  • Set the default language profile (applied to all series/movies unless overridden)
  • Enable "Use Embedded Subtitles" if you want Bazarr to check for built-in subs before downloading

Recommended Settings

Settings → Subtitles:

  • Subtitle Folder: Alongside Media File (recommended — Plex picks them up automatically)
  • Anti-Captcha: Not needed for most providers, but helps with OpenSubtitles if you hit limits
  • Performance: Set search frequency based on your provider limits (default is fine)

Settings → Scheduler:

  • Configure how often Bazarr checks for missing subtitles
  • Default intervals are reasonable for most setups

Troubleshooting

No subtitles found: Check your providers are configured and working (Settings → Providers → test each one). Some content, especially newer releases, may not have subtitles available yet.

Wrong subtitles: Bazarr scores subtitles by matching release info. If you get mismatched subs, try adding more providers or adjusting the minimum score in Settings → Subtitles.

Subtitles not showing in Plex: Make sure the subtitle file is in the same folder as the video with a matching name. Refresh metadata in Plex for the affected item.

Next Steps