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A shell script for linux that does that would be super cool :-)

You need to escape the spaces in the directory names: #!/bin/bash if [ "$5" = "movies" ]; then mv -fv "$1" "/Volumes/Public/Shared\ Videos/Movies" elif [ "$5" = "tv" ]; then mv -fv "$1" "/Volumes/Public/Shared\ Videos/TV"...

Changing the padding should be fine but if you download something with season 10 or above it can cause problems. Have a look at the Randyharris script it's very similar but Mac specific without the atomicparsley and artwork tagging. His has a cool dual conversion option so you can have one Apple TV ...

It takes a little more configuration and some changes.

I like it but it does complicate the script a little more.

However it would be easy to swap out the tvrenamer.pl for this if you know what you're doing.

I looked at tvnamer and it works for that file when tvrenamer.pl didn't so I'll be switching it for your suggestion. I just need to get it to return like this: Undercover Boss (US) - 02x12 - Norwegian Cruise Line As currently it returns like this: Undercover Boss (US) - [02x12] - Norwegian Cruise Line

Undercover Boss doesn't show up in epguides.com More specifically at the url http://epguides.com/undercoverbossus which is how it parses, it's basically a mismatch in the naming conventions which only very rarely happens to me. Seems to happen when the names are a bit odd, it's funny that it happene...

Did it work this time?

I added the pattern sorting key into the script on the first page for reference.

lol, well that just might cause it :-) I used to have the string in the script for reference, I must have taken it out at some point during fiddling, my bad!! I use this for Movies: %title (%y).%ext Though it's not as important as the tagging on Movies doesn't require regex. In fact the tagging isn'...

This is the sort string I used for TV:

%sn/Season %s/%sn - %sx%0e - %en.%ext

Is yours the same?

My OSX script for reference: #!/bin/bash # The script will post process TV and Movie files, it will join # multiple .avi files and create ISO image from VIDEO_TS folders. # If it's a TV Show the files are renamed using tvrenamer.pl to my chosen naming convention. # It then transcodes the files using...

It's an error in your directory settings:

+ postproc_dest_folder='/Volumes/Downloads/Usebin/TV//Season /'

It has an extra / in it and an extra space after Season

+ postproc_dest_folder='/Volumes/Downloads/Usebin/TV/Season/'

Randyharris has a script that auto installs onto OSX which is very similar, I might ask him to consider injecting my tagging stuff it would save us both duplicating effort.

Sorry for delay James, just setting up my OSX environment and I'll see where it's going wrong.

You shouldn't need X11 for any of the Apps though, which one did you have problems with?

Is that OSX you're running James? Which version is it or what OS are you using?

I'll try and emulate it and find the problem.