manual filter for files not in theTVDB
Posted: 07 Aug 2016, 13:01
Hi,
I'm relative new to filebot, I'm using it with this commandline:
In general that works very well for me.
However, sometimes I download local TV shows / podcasts or videos that are not identifiable by TheTVDB, and they end up in the unsorted folder.
That is not a huge problem, but I would like to try to automate that aswell
Here is an example of a files / archives
..\Dive.01.08.2016\Dive.01.08.2016_LarsandPeter.r01
..\Dive.01.08.2016\Dive.01.08.2016_LarsandPeter.rNN
..\Dive.01.08.2016\Dive.01.08.2016_LarsandPeter.rar
..\Monopol.01.08.2016\Dive.06.08.2016_text-text-text.r01
..\Monopol.01.08.2016\Dive.06.08.2016_text-text-text.rNN
..\Monopol.01.08.2016\Dive.06.08.2016_text-text-text.rar
In general they are all easy to identify on the name.
My idea was to run filebot script before running the AMC script:
filebot -extract "\\domain.local\common\TMP\Torrent\finished" --output "\\domain.local\common\Diving_Vids" -r --filter n ==*Dive*
filebot -extract "\\domain.local\common\TMP\Torrent\finished" --output "\\domain.local\common\PodCast\Monopolet" -r --filter n ==*Monopol*
and then delete the folders after.
But I cant seem to get it to work.
My fallback plan is to run a simple script to clean up the unsorted folder afterwards.
Any input much appreciated.
I'm relative new to filebot, I'm using it with this commandline:
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filebot.exe -script fn:amc --output "\\domain.local\common\Video" --action move -non-strict "\\domain.local\common\TMP\Torrent\finished" --log-file "\\domain.local\common\Video\amc.log" --def excludeList=amc.txt --def unsorted=y --def subtitles=en,fr,da --def music=y --def deleteAfterExtract=y --def clean=yHowever, sometimes I download local TV shows / podcasts or videos that are not identifiable by TheTVDB, and they end up in the unsorted folder.
That is not a huge problem, but I would like to try to automate that aswell
Here is an example of a files / archives
..\Dive.01.08.2016\Dive.01.08.2016_LarsandPeter.r01
..\Dive.01.08.2016\Dive.01.08.2016_LarsandPeter.rNN
..\Dive.01.08.2016\Dive.01.08.2016_LarsandPeter.rar
..\Monopol.01.08.2016\Dive.06.08.2016_text-text-text.r01
..\Monopol.01.08.2016\Dive.06.08.2016_text-text-text.rNN
..\Monopol.01.08.2016\Dive.06.08.2016_text-text-text.rar
In general they are all easy to identify on the name.
My idea was to run filebot script before running the AMC script:
filebot -extract "\\domain.local\common\TMP\Torrent\finished" --output "\\domain.local\common\Diving_Vids" -r --filter n ==*Dive*
filebot -extract "\\domain.local\common\TMP\Torrent\finished" --output "\\domain.local\common\PodCast\Monopolet" -r --filter n ==*Monopol*
and then delete the folders after.
But I cant seem to get it to work.
My fallback plan is to run a simple script to clean up the unsorted folder afterwards.
Any input much appreciated.