Hi,
I was wonder if it is possible to move folders instead of extracting, using avi/mkv etc.
So just move
\finished\Dexter.S07E01.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE\
to
\sorted\Dexter\Season 7\Dexter.S07E01.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE
Move folders
Re: Move folders
Why would you wanna do that? Is there other files in that folder as well?
How about formatting each episode like this? Just using info from the original file to define the path to the new file.
How about formatting each episode like this? Just using info from the original file to define the path to the new file.
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/sorted/{n}/Season {s}/{folder.name}/{fn}
Re: Move folders
Yes, the folder contains samples, nfo, rar. So instead of just unraring and keeping the vidoe file i want to keep everything in a proper sorted scheme.
Re: Move folders
Nope, that doesn't work. Logic for matching episodes won't accept folders as episode files.
However FileBot does take into account groups of files with the same name, so this works:
EDIT:
Of course with a few lines of scripting you can probably get there. Especially if things are already well-named like this, you can check folders for SxE patterns with getEpisodeNumber(path), and with detectSeriesName(path) you can grab the series name from the folder name (see utorrent-postprocess.groovy for reference). There's no need to do any fancy matching if your filenames are pretty clear already. If you're ok with some Groovy scripting it's probably just a few lines, if scripting is not your thing then you're out of luck here.
However FileBot does take into account groups of files with the same name, so this works:
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Dexter.S07E01.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE.avi
Dexter.S07E01.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE.nfo
Dexter.S07E01.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE.rar
Of course with a few lines of scripting you can probably get there. Especially if things are already well-named like this, you can check folders for SxE patterns with getEpisodeNumber(path), and with detectSeriesName(path) you can grab the series name from the folder name (see utorrent-postprocess.groovy for reference). There's no need to do any fancy matching if your filenames are pretty clear already. If you're ok with some Groovy scripting it's probably just a few lines, if scripting is not your thing then you're out of luck here.
Re: Move folders
Great, thanks. Just what i wanted to know