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I 'm using a mkv2m4v type script so I can have itunes and Xbox 360 compatibilty I would like to use your scraping and tagging portion.  Currently I do everything by hand after I have the file on the hard disk. sonicman Go ahead and grab it, I would like to incorporate your mkv2mv4 as most of my TV ...

sonicman wrote: Great idea I like it.  Are you still around?


sonicman

Yup still lurking :-)

I use a low powered system to download 24/7 and would like to pass post processing to another system. That in itself isn't a problem, but the system with the beefy CPU is switched off to conserve energy throughout the night. So jobs being sent through the night would fail. I would assume that quite ...

I currently run this on Ubuntu 10.04 server, though it will run on any Linux or Mac OSX system.

Would people like a guide to installing this and the other apps or maybe even an automated script which would download and install it all for you?

posted in wrong thread sorry :-)

This script is a mash up of other scripts I found on here. It will convert your TV Shows for use in iTunes using Handbrake, there's a variable for which format, I have it set to iPad but you can change that to any of the Handbrake presets whithin the scripts (Apple TV, iPod, iPhone etc..). The origi...

I use tvrenamer.pl from here: http://www.robmeerman.co.uk/coding/file_renamer

How would you modify the code to rename an episode like this:

From=

TVSeries - 1x01 - 720p HDTV x264 CTU.mkv

To=

TVSeries - 1x01 - Episode Name.mkv

Is that possible?

Is the apt source likely to be updated, I'm getting some strange renaming errors where it's attaching season numbers to things that aren't TV episodes.

It's still at 0.5.3rc1 and I think that was updated on June 27th.

Or does someone know how to manually update from that to the new one.

Will the new version be added to the repository so we can update.

I'm getting some strange renaming errors where it's adding tv series info to non tv items.

When it renames the Movies it also removes the year that is sometimes part of the original folder name, is there an easy way to stop it doing that.

How would I add into the TV part to also convert .mkv files into iPhone compliant files and keep the original .mkv as well.

I have some RSS feeds setup to download TV episodes as they come on. 3 of them have become corrupted? and downloaded several hundred unrelated items. I at first suspected one of the kids had pushed loads of buttons, but when I checked the RSS feed using preview it showed all the historical .nzb file...

It was a really bizarre problem and caused by the FreeNAS build not picking up the path to bash properly. I moved bash into /usr/bin in the end. FreeNAS uses a really small install (32MB) of FreeBSD and as such has restrictions on what will run and how it runs it. The script then produced a du error...

Fixed it I think. I change line 812 of postproc.sh from: MEDIATYPE=`du -aS | sort -nr | sed -n '2p' | awk -F. '{print $NF}'` to MEDIATYPE=`du -a | sort -nr | sed -n '2p' | awk -F. '{print $NF}'` Now it's working again, it's such a great script too. It seemed that du on Ubuntu accepted the du -S but ...