Quote:500 Internal Server Error

The server encountered an unexpected condition which prevented it from fulfilling the request.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "cherrypy\_cprequest.pyo", line 660, in respond
File "cherrypy\lib\encoding.pyo", line 193, in __call__
File "cherrypy\_cpdispatch.pyo", line 25, in __call__
File "sickbeard\webserve.pyo", line 1918, in comingEpisodes
File "sickbeard\webserve.pyo", line 103, in _munge
File "Cheetah\Template.pyo", line 1004, in __str__
File "_Program_Files_SickBeard_data_interfaces_default_comingEpisodes_tmpl.py", line 600, in respond
File "Cheetah\DummyTransaction.pyo", line 47, in getvalue
DummyResponseFailure: Looks like you're trying to mix encoded strings with Unicode strings
(most likely utf-8 encoded ones)

This can happen if you're using the `EncodeUnicode` filter, or if you're manually
encoding strings as utf-8 before passing them in on the searchList (possible offenders:
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('ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xf8 in position 1: ordinal not in range(128))

fishypops Wrote:Apologies for this. There are over a 100 pages in this thread, and sifting through I can't find my answer. Please lead this horse to water.

Sickbeard has worked pretty well for me in general in terms of renaming. But when I have a situation where for example I have an episode labelled as "502", it does not recognize that this is season 5 episode 02.

Is there a way to change this to s05e02, without doing it manually ?

Thanks.

stekre Wrote:I get this error message when I try to access coming episodes. Read something about updating to fix the problem, but how do I update manually? I usually use the update button when it pops up.

rflores2323 Wrote:I have all my shows showing up on sickbeard however some of the episodes are not shown up as downloaded because they are in .rar format. They are skipped. Is there a way for sickbeard to scan the folders and unrar and then rename the episodes?

Pr.Sinister Wrote:Not a huge deal because i figured out a workaround but i will post the conundrum here so people are aware and maybe a new feature gets added

I have the show Jersey Shore (Yes, i do watch it and i love it!) set to download SD TV or HD TV and then replace it with HD TV. So if the SD TV version comes out, i get it and if the HD TV comes out, it will get that one.

Once the DVDRip is available, i replace SD TV and even HD TV with the DVDRip because the DVDRip is uncensored. This is exactly what i did with Season 2. Problem is, Season 2 has Episode 1 available online in HD so Sick Beard downloads the HD show with annoying pop-ups and censored language and replaces my perfectly good DVDRip...

Is there a config option that will permit me to replace SD TV with HD TV but leave SD DVD alone? If i say download SD TV and HD TV and replace by SD DVD and HD TV, will it leave the SD DVD alone?

Right now, what i have done is marked the SD DVD Episode at HD TV so it won't replace it anymore but i'd like to know if there is a better way...

-Pr.

thezoggy Wrote:sickbeard does not support .rar at this time. haircore can look into files to view contents.. but i don't think it can rename files.. so this is probably something that would be only implemented if someone wrote the code and submitted. does xbmc even support having episodes rar'ed?

thezoggy Wrote:why not just use the Custom quality settings for the show. have it d/l SD/HD and replace with SD DVD.

click on the show from the home screen, edit show. select Custom for quality.
top box select SD TV & HD TV & SD DVD, bottom box pick SD DVD.

rflores2323 Wrote:xbmc does support .rar files. do you know of a program that can unrar a file directory all at once?

Pr.Sinister Wrote:If you are on windows, it's pretty easy with a batch file/command script...

If your files are named something like filename.part01.rar, filename.part02.rar, etc..

You can create a .bat/.cmd file with the following code :

Code:

@Echo off
for /R C:\TVShows %%l in (*.part01.rar) do (
cd %%~dpl
unrar e -o- "%%~nxl"
cd C:\TVShows
)

If your files are named something like filename.rar, filename.r00, filename.r01 etc..

You can create a .bat/.cmd file with the following code :

Code:

@Echo off
for /R C:\TVShows %%l in (*.rar) do (
cd %%~dpl
unrar e -o- "%%~nxl"
cd C:\TVShows
)

Run the file from the command prompt in the root of the drive with the folder

If the folder has spaces in the name, put it between double quotes ie "C:\TV Shows"

It's even easier to do from the Windows GUI if you have WinRAR installed...

PM Me if you need help...

-Pr.

Pr.Sinister Wrote:Because like that, if the show is released in SD 1st, it won't replace it with the HD afterwards...

The things is that, to me, SD DVD is a better quality than HD TV for some shows... Mainly the fact that the audio is uncensored...

During the season, i want it to download SD TV and replace with HD TV if it ever comes out... But once the DVD is out 6 months later, i replace the HDTV episodes with the DVD ones if the show won't be released on BluRay.

-Pr.