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I solved this by using 'batch' in my post-processing script.

Hello I download two types of files - those that require post processing, and those that do not. When I post-process files the processing queue backs up. What I want is that any file that does not require user post processing (just rar/par stuff) gets processed as normal, without having to wait for ...

We have 2 types of processing going on here: 1) sabnzbd - download and unpack and 2) handbrake Based on the sabnzdb documentation it looks like user scripts are run after completed jobs are moved to the final directory. So a temp file would only help with downloading and unpacking. To improve I/O pe...

One suggestion: a processing directory to improve performance with systems that have multiple disks. The output file is saved there, then moved to final directory upon successful completion.

Perfect!

My life just got better.

Nice work on the script. I use it with linux.

I wonder if you can provide an option to set the process priority so that handbrake doesn't chew up all of my CPU.

I suppose that someone who knows python would know how to use nice(), or setrlimit()?

Thanks