Episodeworld recent series -> sabnzbd+
Posted: August 14th, 2008, 11:31 am
Hi,
Haven't come up with a good name for the program yet , but here is what it does:
1. Fetches your personal bookmarked tv series from episodeworld.com
2. Then searches for the most recently aired episode of the shows on newzbin.com and checks the different releases, by default downloads the hd720p/hdtv version but will fallback to lower quality if not found.
4. Checks if sabnzbd+ is running, if not it retries at the next scheduled run.
5. Keeps record of downloaded episodes to avoid duplicates.
6. Adds them to sabnzbd+
Uses the tasksheduler library(CodeProject: A New Task Scheduler Class Library for .NET. Free source code and programming help) which was created by Dennis Austin.
This allows for the task scheduling feature.
Download link:
Version 0.04 *updated 16-08-08*
http://www.file-upload.net/download-104 ... 4.zip.html
Changelog:
1. Bug fixes
Documentation
Requirements:
1. An episodeworld.com account and some bookmarked tv shows there.
Now for a the step by step guide:
1. Run Epworld grabber config.exe
2. Insert the ip address to where sabnzbd+ is running(if local enter 127.0.0.1)
3. Then go to EPisodeWorld and copy the "Your Personal Bookmarks" link and put it in the config program, should look something like this:
EPisodeWorld RSS feed: Personal Bookmarks of ""
4. Set the time you want the output window to stay open when finished.
This way it automates the series download and you don't have to bother checking for them, just have to bookmark your shows on episodeworld and it will download the recent episodes when they air.
Problems with the following series:
Doctor who <-- different seasons now and then on newzbin(sometimes 1x or 20x), need to find a pattern first then will fix this.
Family guy and American dad <- different seasons numbers on newzbin, releases still keep a 1 season difference because both shows didn't air because of their cancellation.(will be fixed in next version)
Screenshot of config window and output:
Originally posted it on: http://forum.team-mediaportal.com/plugi ... zbd-43686/
Haven't come up with a good name for the program yet , but here is what it does:
1. Fetches your personal bookmarked tv series from episodeworld.com
2. Then searches for the most recently aired episode of the shows on newzbin.com and checks the different releases, by default downloads the hd720p/hdtv version but will fallback to lower quality if not found.
4. Checks if sabnzbd+ is running, if not it retries at the next scheduled run.
5. Keeps record of downloaded episodes to avoid duplicates.
6. Adds them to sabnzbd+
Uses the tasksheduler library(CodeProject: A New Task Scheduler Class Library for .NET. Free source code and programming help) which was created by Dennis Austin.
This allows for the task scheduling feature.
Download link:
Version 0.04 *updated 16-08-08*
http://www.file-upload.net/download-104 ... 4.zip.html
Changelog:
1. Bug fixes
Documentation
Requirements:
1. An episodeworld.com account and some bookmarked tv shows there.
Now for a the step by step guide:
1. Run Epworld grabber config.exe
2. Insert the ip address to where sabnzbd+ is running(if local enter 127.0.0.1)
3. Then go to EPisodeWorld and copy the "Your Personal Bookmarks" link and put it in the config program, should look something like this:
EPisodeWorld RSS feed: Personal Bookmarks of ""
4. Set the time you want the output window to stay open when finished.
This way it automates the series download and you don't have to bother checking for them, just have to bookmark your shows on episodeworld and it will download the recent episodes when they air.
Problems with the following series:
Doctor who <-- different seasons now and then on newzbin(sometimes 1x or 20x), need to find a pattern first then will fix this.
Family guy and American dad <- different seasons numbers on newzbin, releases still keep a 1 season difference because both shows didn't air because of their cancellation.(will be fixed in next version)
Screenshot of config window and output:
Originally posted it on: http://forum.team-mediaportal.com/plugi ... zbd-43686/