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I made a Handbrake profile with the settings i wanted, and used the "bulk add" function to add entire shows to the queue.
The media lives on the network, my desktop does the heavy lifting, and saves the resulting video to the hard drive. Then I copy everything back to the network.
It's not terribly efficient, but I couldn't get tdarr to work, so this works for me. Going forward, i just have to make sure my sonarr settings are on point
That's what I did back in the day. When blockbuster closed down I ended up with over 1000 movies and a few bad sets of TV shows. I had to encode low back then as I only had 4tb of space.