Sorry I can't seem to search for the right title but if I'm using NZBTV to autoload shows how do I stop it or SABNZB from automatically crating folders? Instead of downloading every show into its own dir I would prefer all the shows go into one folder.
Thanks
NZB TV v1.37 folder ?
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Re: NZB TV v1.37 folder ?
Use the sorting features or write your own little user script
to be run at the end of post processing.
to be run at the end of post processing.
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@echo off
move /y %1\* %1\..
rmdir %1
Re: NZB TV v1.37 folder ?
Thanks for the reply can I use that script at the same time as the +Delete post processing option?
Re: NZB TV v1.37 folder ?
Yes, you can. It's run at the very end of post-processing.
Re: NZB TV v1.37 folder ?
I'm a complete noob and can't seem to figure this out. I have my default processing set to +delete in the switching settings. Where would I add the folder script you mentioned above for the my TV downloads. Basically I want my TV downloads to be only the media file and all files in one directory.
Thanks
Alton
Thanks
Alton
Re: NZB TV v1.37 folder ?
Here's some more info:
http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/user-scripts
You first need to set the scripts folder in Config-Folder
and put at least one script in it.
That will add a column in the queue table.
http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/user-scripts
You first need to set the scripts folder in Config-Folder
and put at least one script in it.
That will add a column in the queue table.