#Force couchpotato renamer movie
#Force couchpotato renamer mp4

Maybe i'll write a mini howto, because usually people used couchpotato to do this, but that is a lot of overhead. i use the 'Exec' option to move the folder into the correct section, so in sabnzbd i have categories so i can 'channel' into what folder it goes (like kids/normal/3d as example) Then it auto gets picked up by the media manager and its all done. It downloads it, triggers the renamer now and then moves it, only if it can find a match.

#Force couchpotato renamer movie

So in my current setup, you have a download, you get a nzb, the filename of the nzb at least resembles some way of the movie name. And indeed, i normally only have 1 movie in there. So i now just wipe *.mp4 before handling the download.

#Force couchpotato renamer mp4

In my particular case, mp4 was a trailer or advertising. This is more an enhancement of how the renamer fundamentally works, and a such, It's not something that I have to time to rework all that logic. The other bug, was a bug, and as such, I felt it needed to be fixed. It doesn't make sense to me to have 2 videos in a folder that going to end up with the same name. The basic premise of renaming the parent folder is that you have a single video in the folder (and possible artifacts like, subtitles), but not that you'd multiple video files. Ie, you appear to have a 2 videos in a folder and you are trying to rename both videos and then rename the folder, which I can say is not something the renamer would handle very well, nor was it intended to do so. since it's not something that is intended from the renamer point of view. Thanks for the work again, this already saves a lot of work. mp4 files, since i usually don't get those) But perhaps its easy to check for you to see if that is the issue. So i have a feeling it will just run the execution the moment it renames the first file. So as you can see the executed command is the correct name (i use a bash script that just takes the folder so it moves it to a correct place) but what you also see is that after the first file it will execute the command, but it still had to do the other file too. WARN - Cannot rename mNnrDjezpvG2mJu9fIto.mkv INFO - Renaming mNnrDjezpvG2mJu9fIto.mkv to Strange Days (1995).mkv OUTPUT>/var/plex/media/films_incoming/Strange Days (1995) INFO - Executing Command '/var/plex/media/PhoenixTools/move-films '/var/plex/media/films_incoming/Strange Days (1995)/Strange Days (1995).mp4'' INFO - Renamed /var/plex/media/films_incoming/Strange Days (1995)/Promo film.mp4 to /var/plex/media/films_incoming/Strange Days (1995)/Strange Days (1995).mp4 INFO - Renaming Promo film.mp4 to Strange Days (1995).mp4 INFO - Phoenix Standalone is online and ready for commands

Looks a lot better, i think its almost there now: This would wait 20 minutes (60 seconds * 20 minutes = 1200 seconds) after the last time it noticed a change to the file before attempting to rename it.

I guess you could use -watchSeconds 1200. The renamer can detect when a file being written to and so it uses -watchSeconds is used to only rename the file after -watchSeconds of idle time.

I use the renamer with -watchDir which basically starts the renamer where it watches a directory for changes (ie new files), and then after -watchSeconds of idle time, it will do the rename. Is there a way to force a 20 minute delay before processing all the files? If anyone has examples for reuse that would be great.Īlso, when sagetv picks up the renamed files, is there a way to force sage to import as recording? So 'keep at most' and other favorite settings are retained. At that point, run renamer on the new recording and all associated files. ts kids shows to low res mp4 for tablets). (1) to allow comskip to finish and close it's files & (2) allow auto conversion to complete (I convert all the. What is the best way to use this tool with recordings while accommodating for a delay? Specifically for two reasons.