Separate HDDs saving for AMC

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finagle69
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Separate HDDs saving for AMC

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Hi,

I've been playing with the code for entering into uTorrent, and have it working very well for my needs. However, I'd like to have a modifier for different hard drives. I have (1) 3TB drive for Movies, and (1) 3TB drive for Anime and TV Shows. Is there a way to append the code to allow for different drive paths easily?

A secondary issue is that anime shows (Naruto Shippuuden & Kill la Kill) were placed in TV Shows rather than Anime. Is there an argument I must use to allow for Anime matching?

Here is my code:

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filebot -script fn:amc --output "G:/" --log-file amc.log --action copy --conflict override -non-strict --def artwork=y gmail=derpy mailto=derpy "ut_label=%L" "ut_state=%S" "ut_title=%N" "ut_kind=%K" "ut_file=%F" "ut_dir=%D"
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Re: Separate HDDs saving for AMC

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You'll need to override the format for each category and pass in a new absolute format, i.e. it's not hard but you can't just set the drive, you have to set the whole format expression.

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No. You'd have to edit the script for that and force anime mode for Naruto. If your anime are named like anime (e.g. with [12345678] CRC32) or seem to be anime (Japanese audio + English subtitle track) etc it will be processed as anime.
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Re: Separate HDDs saving for AMC

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Thanks for the reply. I figured that out about the Anime. If I assign a Label of Anime, it works fine.

I actually went ahead and made a junction link to my actual target movies directory. I know it's not nearly as elegant, but it works. :)

Thanks again.
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Smart, using symlinks for the folder is actually the smartest way really, cause otherwise you need to specify the whole format on cmdline which sucks due to cmdline escaping.
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