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The way I organized my setup was using a file structure like this:
My media player and torrent client have access to the videos directory, and Radarr and Sonarr have access to their respective directories. The *arrs add the files to the torrent client with the destination being their respective directories, and upon completion it triggers a media player library re-index. This way you can seed and stream concurrently.
So do you set the torrent client default download dir to videos? And the system is smart enough not to make a copy there because there is already one visible to the client?