[Win] Sample/Subs directory sorting - working

[GAMBRiNUS]

I've made a windows version of this:
http://forums.sabnzbd.org/index.php?topic=2004.0

Here's the script:

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@ECHO OFF
D:
cd %1
mkdir Sample
move *sample* Sample
move *.avi Sample
move *.mkv Sample
rmdir Sample
mkdir Subs
move *subs* Subs
rmdir Subs
mkdir CD1
move *cd1* CD1
rmdir CD1
mkdir CD2
move *cd2* CD2
rmdir CD2
mkdir CD3
move *cd3* CD3
rmdir CD3

The command rmdir fails if the folder isn't empty, so if only a sample were moved, then the Subs, CD1, CD2 and CD3 folders are empty and will then be deleted.

Whatever I download is downloaded to my hard drive D:. For some reason I had to add "D:" on the line above "cd %1", as "cd %1" somehow didn't work wherever the command line is started from (probably somewhere on C:). If you're going to use this you may have to replace D: with the drive letter for the disk your downloads are placed on.

[minimeh]

Whatever I download is downloaded to my hard drive D:. For some reason I had to add "D:" on the line above "cd %1", as "cd %1" somehow didn't work wherever the command line is started from (probably somewhere on C:).

Try "cd /d %1". The /d switch changes current drive in addition to changing current directory for a drive.