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zafari wrote: Hi,

Thank you for the script. I can confirm that everything works as you say it does on OS 10.6.5. I am just running a few video files through it to check the process etc.
You did one hell of a job on this script, well done to you.
A couple of questions for you if I may..
1. Are you still willing to develop this script further ?
2. Have you any idea how/if this can be used with SickBeard in the mix ?

btw have a merry christmas.

Zafari

BennyHogan wrote: Only read the 1st page of the thread.....curious why you didn't just jailbreak your AppleTV and install PLEX so it would "just work" without dealing with converting all your media into a format Apple 'approves'??

BennyHogan wrote: PLEX works like a dream on my AppleTV......easily streams 1080p 10gb files.....also use it on my iPad!!

I messed around setting up SICKBEARD a long time ago, but found it really confusing coming from using simple rss feeds like medianzb.com.....any tips for a n00b to get this implemented into my SABNZBD downloading??
Just started reading about CouchPotato as well, also seems confusing to properly setup??

stevodevo wrote: Hi Randy,

First - THANK you very much for this script.  It's sensational and the doc you put together is excellent too.  I've been manually downloading and handbraking my tv shows for the ATV2 and it's getting old so this script rocks!

I had another question (or maybe an enhancement) for you - I live in Australia where we have metered broadband so quite often I'll download the TV shows at work and bring them home where I'll run them through Handbrake and import them into iTunes.  Is there a way to run this script manually on a folder of items I've brought home from work?  I like the way it automatically renames and processes so would like to be able to just dump a bunch of downloaded files in a directory and have them automatically end up on my AppleTV!

Is this possible? 

Steve

###########################################
#####  Fake SABnzbd+ Test Parameters  #####
###########################################
# Remove the "# " to use these for testing

echo
echo "WARNING!"
echo "Overriding SAB Parameters with these Fakes"
DIR="/Users/[YourUserName]/Downloads/This.Is.A.Test.Movie"
NAME="This.Is.A.Test.Movie"
CATEGORY="MOVIES"
STATUS="0"
echo "DIR: $DIR"
echo "NAME: $NAME"
echo "CATEGORY: $CATEGORY"
echo "STATUS: $STATUS"
echo
echo

randyharris wrote: In this iTunes script file is the following section:

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###########################################
#####  Fake SABnzbd+ Test Parameters  #####
###########################################
# Remove the "# " to use these for testing

echo
echo "WARNING!"
echo "Overriding SAB Parameters with these Fakes"
DIR="/Users/[YourUserName]/Downloads/This.Is.A.Test.Movie"
NAME="This.Is.A.Test.Movie"
CATEGORY="MOVIES"
STATUS="0"
echo "DIR: $DIR"
echo "NAME: $NAME"
echo "CATEGORY: $CATEGORY"
echo "STATUS: $STATUS"
echo
echo

The DIR="...This.Is.A.Test.Movie",  and the NAME="...This.Is.A.Test.Movie", and the CATEGORY="MOVIES"

Those are the three lines that you'll want to update with the proper information for the video file you want the script to work on, save the file, then from a terminal session just fire up the iTunes file. So with my file being in my user account home directory, from a terminal session I simply type: "./iTunes" [enter]

stevodevo wrote: Very nice - I'm going to try this right now.  I can see how this would do one file at a time, but say I have 5 720p tv shows in a directory (/Users/stevo/Downloads/ToProcess).  I would set the following:

DIR="/Users/stevo/Downloads/ToProcess"
NAME="*"
CATEGORY="tv 720p"

Would that work or do I have to do them one at a time?

stevodevo wrote: Makes sense - thanks.

Another question (and not sure if this is answered elsewhere) but I am interested in using iDentify alongside your script.  How do the two integrate?  How do you make them play together?