SABnzbd Automatic TV Renamer, now supporting Windows and Linux
Posted: April 4th, 2010, 7:12 pm
Hey guys. I used to use NZB-TV to auto-download television shows using Newzbin, but since it's gone down for that, I
switched to using TVNZBRSS.com to download shows automatically via RSS using SABnzbd. However, the names are all messed
up, since it has things like Show.Name.S03E01.XviD.whatevergroup.avi and things like that.
I wrote a program that can be used as a script in SABnzbd to automatically query TVRage for the appropriate episode
title and name the show and put it in folders according to user naming preferences (I use the same conventions as
SABnzbd). I wrote a lot of documentation too and set up a UserVoice site for feature requests and problem reports.
I'd love to get a few more people trying it out to give me feedback.
The product page is here:
http://digitaldetritus.tumblr.com/tvrenamer
Here's my executive overview from that page:
The SABnzbd Automatic TV Renamer is the buddy of your SABnzbd installation if you download television shows. It takes
the scene names like show.name.s03e08.xvid.avi and turns them into friendly folder and file names like “Show Name
\Season 3\Show Name - 3x08 - Episode Title.avi”. These names are controlled by user settings (refer to the
documentation below) and are fully customizable.
Features:
Queries TVRage for correct show titles, episode titles, season and episode numbers, and air dates
Auto-detects dates and season/episode numbers from scene releases like this:
show.name.s03e08.xvid.avi
show name 3x08 something.avi
show.name.2010.01.02.xvid.avi
show name 2010-01-02 xvid.avi
Renames files/folders according to user preferences
Integrates directly with SABnzbd and requires no user interaction after setup.
I think it's pretty neat and it should work fine with any RSS provider with scene names (I'm using tvnzbrss.com which
is using tvnzb.com). I'd love to expand it to a wider audience and get feedback.
I've included a lot of documentation (which we developers hate to write).
If you try it out, let me know what you think by leaving a comment on a post on the blog, or if you have a problem or
feature request, just click the bright red "feedback" on the web page.
Again, the product page is here:
http://digitaldetritus.tumblr.com/tvrenamer
Thanks,
DigitalDetritus
switched to using TVNZBRSS.com to download shows automatically via RSS using SABnzbd. However, the names are all messed
up, since it has things like Show.Name.S03E01.XviD.whatevergroup.avi and things like that.
I wrote a program that can be used as a script in SABnzbd to automatically query TVRage for the appropriate episode
title and name the show and put it in folders according to user naming preferences (I use the same conventions as
SABnzbd). I wrote a lot of documentation too and set up a UserVoice site for feature requests and problem reports.
I'd love to get a few more people trying it out to give me feedback.
The product page is here:
http://digitaldetritus.tumblr.com/tvrenamer
Here's my executive overview from that page:
The SABnzbd Automatic TV Renamer is the buddy of your SABnzbd installation if you download television shows. It takes
the scene names like show.name.s03e08.xvid.avi and turns them into friendly folder and file names like “Show Name
\Season 3\Show Name - 3x08 - Episode Title.avi”. These names are controlled by user settings (refer to the
documentation below) and are fully customizable.
Features:
Queries TVRage for correct show titles, episode titles, season and episode numbers, and air dates
Auto-detects dates and season/episode numbers from scene releases like this:
show.name.s03e08.xvid.avi
show name 3x08 something.avi
show.name.2010.01.02.xvid.avi
show name 2010-01-02 xvid.avi
Renames files/folders according to user preferences
Integrates directly with SABnzbd and requires no user interaction after setup.
I think it's pretty neat and it should work fine with any RSS provider with scene names (I'm using tvnzbrss.com which
is using tvnzb.com). I'd love to expand it to a wider audience and get feedback.
I've included a lot of documentation (which we developers hate to write).
If you try it out, let me know what you think by leaving a comment on a post on the blog, or if you have a problem or
feature request, just click the bright red "feedback" on the web page.
Again, the product page is here:
http://digitaldetritus.tumblr.com/tvrenamer
Thanks,
DigitalDetritus