Windows: Simple post processing script to move movies to NAS
Posted: November 11th, 2012, 3:07 am
Apologies if this has already been posted but I can't seem to find an existing script that will do this though others have asked.
I have SABnzbd running on a windows pc.
I have a synology DS108j with all my media content.
Sickbeard runs post processing through it's own provided script to move my TV shows to the dedicated show folders on my NAS.
What I would like is one for the movies I download to do the same thing - That is once all the processing has been done on the PC >THEN move the final movie file (renamed correctly) to the movies folder on my NAS.
If I just set up this up using the sorting and catagories the processing is done to the NAS which takes ages, I want all the processing to be done first just like the sickbeard script works then for it to move the final renamed file to the dedicated folder on my NAS.
I'm a total newbie when it comes to scripts so any help (in newbie speak) would be much appreciated. I've seen a couple of others wanting the same thing but no one has been able to write one or respond. I'm not sure if this is a hard script to write or not but i'll put it out there.
Thanks in advance!!
JT
I have SABnzbd running on a windows pc.
I have a synology DS108j with all my media content.
Sickbeard runs post processing through it's own provided script to move my TV shows to the dedicated show folders on my NAS.
What I would like is one for the movies I download to do the same thing - That is once all the processing has been done on the PC >THEN move the final movie file (renamed correctly) to the movies folder on my NAS.
If I just set up this up using the sorting and catagories the processing is done to the NAS which takes ages, I want all the processing to be done first just like the sickbeard script works then for it to move the final renamed file to the dedicated folder on my NAS.
I'm a total newbie when it comes to scripts so any help (in newbie speak) would be much appreciated. I've seen a couple of others wanting the same thing but no one has been able to write one or respond. I'm not sure if this is a hard script to write or not but i'll put it out there.
Thanks in advance!!
JT