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Now if there was something like this for music... that would truly cool.  It just watches your artists and downloads an album if you don't have it. 

Joe...

daniel_owen_uk wrote:
And lower case S & E in the S01E01 phrase, but I can live with that.

That's in the mediarover.conf file:


$(season_episode_1)s => s01e03
$(SEASON_EPISODE_1)s => S01E03

Glad you got it all figured out.  I'd say it's worth the trouble

So your Mediarover directory is c:\Mediarover, correct?  What does the last line of your script look like?

Joe...

What's the path to were you put your MediaRover files?  It's probably not C:\Program Files\.  It should probably look more like this: C:\Progra~1\MediaRover\episodesort.py

Joe...

I'd like to sign up... mainly windows, but I have all the flavors...

Joe....

I had a lot of trouble with this same issue....  I tested all the variables, and nothing looked wrong.  I ended up using progra~1 (forgot about that change).  Here's what I have for the last line of the script: %PYTHON% C:\Progra~1\MediaRover\episodesort.py -c "%CONFIG%" %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 ...

I would check that the paths are all correct in the script.  Then just rename it to .bat, and you are golden...

Joe....

Under categories in SABnzbd you need to associate the script sabnzbd_episode_sort.bat with the TV category.  It should be in the drop down if you have your path setup correctly.  Then in the mediarover conf file, make sure the "default_category = tv" option is set.  That should associate t...

I have an interesting one (well at least for me).  I am just getting this up and running, and figured I would test it out on a TV series I don't watch.  I created a directory under tv_root and ran the script.  It finds the episodes I need (all of them) and says it has added them to the queue: 2009-0...