Category saving/TV sorting query
Posted: February 18th, 2009, 11:18 am
I'm downloading both films & TV shows, & I'm having a slight issue I'm sure can be solved, I'm just not sure how.
My folder hierarchy is this (example show names of course):
E:\TV SHOWS\Show A\Season 1\Show A.S01E01.avi
I've enabled TV sorting, yet although the shows end up in 'E:\TV SHOWS' they are set up in their own folder, due to the release group formatting. 90% of my shows are from one release group & they release nzb's like this:
#Release group name - Req number - SHOW A.S01E01.avi
As such the files end up in this folder:
E:\TV SHOWS\Release group name - Req number - Show A\Release group name - Req number - Show A.avi
I need somehow to have the 'Release group name - req number' removed from each download as it's moved to get them into the correct folder. The details are always in the same format so it's simply the words before the second hyphen that need to be disregarded. However I cant work out how to do this.
I also have a very similar but much less important issue with films all I want is the file to go directly into the E:\FILMS folder, like this; E:\Films\ExampleMovie.avi, instead it ends up like this:
E:\FILMS\ExampleMovie\ExampleMovie.avi
There's an additional folder that isnt needed being created for each movie.
My folder hierarchy is this (example show names of course):
E:\TV SHOWS\Show A\Season 1\Show A.S01E01.avi
I've enabled TV sorting, yet although the shows end up in 'E:\TV SHOWS' they are set up in their own folder, due to the release group formatting. 90% of my shows are from one release group & they release nzb's like this:
#Release group name - Req number - SHOW A.S01E01.avi
As such the files end up in this folder:
E:\TV SHOWS\Release group name - Req number - Show A\Release group name - Req number - Show A.avi
I need somehow to have the 'Release group name - req number' removed from each download as it's moved to get them into the correct folder. The details are always in the same format so it's simply the words before the second hyphen that need to be disregarded. However I cant work out how to do this.
I also have a very similar but much less important issue with films all I want is the file to go directly into the E:\FILMS folder, like this; E:\Films\ExampleMovie.avi, instead it ends up like this:
E:\FILMS\ExampleMovie\ExampleMovie.avi
There's an additional folder that isnt needed being created for each movie.