I have been fiddling with this for quite some time now, and I am almost ready to give up.
Essentials:
I have two seperate download processes, one for RSS and one for general new content.
RSS Downloads are stored in X:/Downloads/RSS
For TV RSS
These files needs to be copied into X:/Media/TV Shows, in the format:
#SHOWNAME#/Season #xx# | Season 00 (if special)/#SHOWNAME#.S##E##.#EPISODENAME#
I want to download English subtitles, artwork and NFO files for XBMC and Plex.
For Anime RSS
These files needs to be copied into X:/Media/Anime, in the format:
#SHOWNAME#/Season #xx# | Season 00 (if special)/#SHOWNAME#.S##E##.#EPISODENAME#
Artwork and NFO for XBMC and Plex.
Movies and whole seasons of TV Shows are stored in X:/Downloads/New
These needs to be copied into X:/Media/TV Shows or X:/Media/Movies depending on the type
Movie name format: #MOVIENAME# (#YEAR#)/#MOVIENAME# (#YEAR#) #VIDEOCODEC#-#RESOLUTION# #AUDIOCODEC#-#AUDIOCHANNELS#
TV Shows are named the same as above.
I want to download English subtitles, artwork and NFO files for XBMC and Plex.
If any files are not recognized, I want them to be stored in a separate folder.
Files are downloaded via WinSCP, and the sorting/rename script will be called once the download is completed, via a script file.
ie.
@echo off
winscp download bla bla bla
exit
filebot -script blablabla
exit
Now, I am aware that AMC is very well capable of doing all this, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to do all of it. When I was using µTorrent on my own computer, I had it working, but struggled with false positives, ie. TV shows getting recognized as Movies, so if possible I would like the script(s) to be able to force which type it should use, and if it is not recognized, just store them in a separate folder.
If it makes it easier for the script, I can sort out Anime RSS in a dedicated folder, and have a separate trigger for that as well. I can even do the same for the movies and whole seasons aswell

Just name your price for the hours needed for you to get this working

Thanks for your help!