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 Unraid Installation: This is now available on the Commmunity Applications list thanks to https://github.com/selfhosters/unRAID-CA-templates
 
+Encountered a bug, or have a feature request? Log it here: https://github.com/cglatot/pasta/issues
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+Enjoying the tool? Considering adding to my coffee / energy drink fund :)
+[![ko-fi](https://www.ko-fi.com/img/githubbutton_sm.svg)](https://ko-fi.com/cglatot)
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 ## What is PASTA?
 Do you watch TV Shows with multiple languages and subtitles and wish you could change them for the entire show, rather than needing to do it for *every. single. episode*? 
 Or maybe you aren't sure what the difference is between those 2 <strong>English (SRT)</strong> and <strong>English (SRT)</strong> subtitle files. Then PASTA is for you!
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 I built PASTA to be as step-by-step as possible and to take you through it, so you should be able to just close this pop-up and follow along.
 There are some things I would like to point out, however:
 <ul>
-    <li>This currently does <strong>not</strong> support logging in via username / password (I will look into that at a later date). Currently you must use the IP address, or if your Plex server is addressable by a valid name address, then use that.</li>
-    <li>You must use the Plex Token for authentication. It's the only way I have this working so far. I've included a link with instructions on how to get a Plex Token below the required field.</li>
     <li>This works <strong>MUCH</strong> faster if you are on the same network as the Plex Server.</li>
+    <li>If you use Unraid, this is now available in the Community Applications.</li>
     <li>You can also run this locally yourself. Just download the source code from github (see the next section).</li>
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@@ -24,4 +28,4 @@ There are some things I would like to point out, however:
 When I first began developing this for myself, I was calling it *Audio Track Automation for Plex*, so adding "subtitles" to it, and rearranging the letters gave birth to PASTA.
 PASTA was born out of a desire, one that I had seen others have as well, but that I had only seen one other solution for. However, it was in command line and I wanted something a bit more appealing to look at, and something I could use from anywhere. Initially I was only building this for myself but I thought that others might find use for it as well, so here we are!
 
-PASTA runs entirely client-side. This means that you are not passing anything to someones server to do this (other than the Plex Server), and it also means I don't have to worry about standing up a server to do that side of things either :). PASTA runs off of Github Pages. Feel free to have a look, download it yourself and use it locally, or make suggestions. I'm by no means finished with PASTA - I still have plenty of ideas for how I can add more to it, as well as fix any bugs that crop up. Feel free to log any issues / feature requests on the Github as well.
+PASTA runs entirely client-side. This means that you are not passing anything to someones server to do this (other than the Plex Server), and it also means I don't have to worry about standing up a server to do that side of things either :). PASTA runs off of Github Pages. Feel free to have a look, download it yourself and use it locally, or make suggestions. I'm by no means finished with PASTA - I still have plenty of ideas for how I can add more to it, as well as fix any bugs that crop up.