Sick Beard - Automatic TV Show Episode download/sort/rename, nfo/tbn maker & TV Guide - Printable Version +- Kodi Community Forum (https://forum.kodi.tv) +-- Forum: Support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=33) +--- Forum: Supplementary Tools for Kodi (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=116) +--- Thread: Sick Beard - Automatic TV Show Episode download/sort/rename, nfo/tbn maker & TV Guide (/showthread.php?tid=63591) Pages:
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- thezoggy - 2011-09-27 Tiny Clanger Wrote:Same here — Dexter is set to initial HD TV/720P/1080P, finish 720P/1080P. Seasons 2 and 4 are in 720P, but Sick Beard highlights them as "low quality" in the list and has just re-added the 1080P versions. if you deleted the show then added it back.. and didnt have sb use the quality tags in the naming process then when it got added back the episodes lost their qualities.. thus they were 'unknown' and yet were NOT an archive quality.. thus it started to d/l an archive quality that you have set. - thezoggy - 2011-09-27 clubwerks Wrote:I'm at my wits end with SB. I did a full reinstall. A few days of working fine and it's at it again. I do a full system reboot and immediately on reboot it snatches 12 items that it should have already found, basically all the WEB-DL versions of HD shows it's already snatched. if you let sb name your shows and put the quality in the filename this wouldnt have happened. - clubwerks - 2011-09-27 thezoggy Wrote:if you let sb name your shows and put the quality in the filename this wouldnt have happened. Wow, many assumptions by you, all wrong. Sickbeard does name my shows and the quality is contained in the name. Here's an example: Breaking.Bad.s04e11.Crawl.Space.720p.WEB-DL Downloaded today after my reboot of my system. - clubwerks - 2011-09-27 And I'm not sure what you're saying wouldn't have happened. The part you quoted was about SB not downloading the better quality that became available. Yet, after a reboot, as I stated, 12 shows immediately started downloading, including the episode I showed above. I'm really not sure with how my naming conventions would stop SB from completing it's task. My setup, naming, file structure, etc couldn't be more anal retentive. Every single episode of every single show is named exactly like that. - thezoggy - 2011-09-27 clubwerks Wrote:And I'm not sure what you're saying wouldn't have happened. The part you quoted was about SB not downloading the better quality that became available. Yet, after a reboot, as I stated, 12 shows immediately started downloading, including the episode I showed above. if you have an initial quality of SDTV and then archive quality of SDDVD. sb will d/l an sdtv version unless an sddvd version is there at that search.. if not then it will then at a later date replace the 'lower' quality sdtv with sddvd. how does sb really know that the file is sdtv? well it uses the nzb/rss search results and if the file was scanned/obtain manually it scans the filename and figures out the quality.. if it can't it assumes a unknown quality. now about my 'assumption'. if you had a file in sb and it in fact know what quality it was.. but then you blew away that information and sb couldnt parse the filename to figure out the quality it assumes it's unknown (which is the lowest quality) and with your custom quality (archive) it will just fetch to complete it's backlog queue job on fulfilling the requested archive quality. but anyways you can just go consult the logs as they are pretty verbose and should tell you why it did what it did. - mra6368 - 2011-09-27 Quote:Starting up Sick Beard master from /Users/mra6368/sickbeard/config.ini Getting this in terminal - fluentdesigns - 2011-09-27 Does anyone know why SB does not seem to be moving my episodes into its season directory? It seemed to have been working before and now it puts it in the tv shows root folder. eg. Breaking Bad ep 2 is moved in the /tv/Breaking Bad/ folder rather then in its correct season folder. EDIT: I think i figured it out. I had Sab organizing the files before and used Season folders without the 0X formatting so it was confused. Renamed and added the 0 in front of the season number and all is well now. - acegutta22 - 2011-09-27 new to sickbeard and sab I just set it up and seamed to something wrong here my log your help will be great http://pastebin.com/drEcV7te - mra6368 - 2011-09-27 This is my SB log link Thanks http://pastebin.com/BdFbcWH8 - Tiny Clanger - 2011-09-27 thezoggy Wrote:if you deleted the show then added it back.. and didnt have sb use the quality tags in the naming process then when it got added back the episodes lost their qualities.. thus they were 'unknown' and yet were NOT an archive quality.. thus it started to d/l an archive quality that you have set. Sorry, wasn't very clear in my original post - I haven't deleted and re-added the show (hadn't spotted that the OP mentioned this) and I do have the quality tags in the names anyway. Plus everything's working as expected with everything that isn't Dexter... - clubwerks - 2011-09-27 thezoggy Wrote:if you have an initial quality of SDTV and then archive quality of SDDVD. How did I blow away that information? I'm not sure you really understand what's going on. SB never searches for anything. It stops searching. It's doing it again. Here's a cut and paste of the log from just now. Sep-27 07:31:21 INFO CP Server Thread-10 :: Seeing if we need any episodes from Castle (2009) season 4 Sep-27 07:31:20 INFO CP Server Thread-10 :: Seeing if we need any episodes from Castle (2009) season 3 Sep-27 07:31:20 INFO CP Server Thread-10 :: Seeing if we need any episodes from Castle (2009) season 2 Sep-27 07:31:20 INFO CP Server Thread-10 :: Seeing if we need any episodes from Castle (2009) season 1 Sep-27 07:30:40 INFO CP Server Thread-10 :: Search forced Sep-27 04:24:09 INFO SHOWQUEUE-REFRESH :: No new cache images needed, not retrieving new ones Sep-27 04:24:09 INFO SHOWQUEUE-REFRESH :: Checking & filling cache for show The Good Wife Sep-27 04:24:08 INFO SHOWQUEUE-REFRESH :: 95451: Writing NFOs for all episodes I know for a fact that the web-dl of Castle 4x02 has been available for over 2 hrs. My search is set for every hour. It is the only quality I want, so it hasn't DL anything yet. If I force a search or force a backlog, this is all the logs show, seeing if we need any episodes. It never actually searches or finds anything. Now, I'll reboot my machines and report back with my findings. And, you can plainly see, before I forced those searches, SB hadn't done anything for over 3 hours. - clubwerks - 2011-09-27 And, immediately upon reboot: Code: Sep-27 07:42:30 INFO SEARCHQUEUE-RSS-SEARCH :: Warning: Couldn't contact XBMC HTTP server at localhost:8080: [Errno 10061] No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it Found the only quality of Castle I have set (web-dl), a better quality of Terra Nova (which it DL the HD version last night) and a recent episode of Shake it Up (one of the many qualities I have set). All of those became available within the last 2-12 hours. - clubwerks - 2011-09-27 I don't really need anybody to explain how SB works to me. I've used it for over a year to DL probably 15TB of my favorite shows, both old and new. I've got a real good grasp of how it works. This is a very recent thing. Somehow it seems to be falling asleep and the only way to fix it is to completely reboot my computer. - dagatech - 2011-09-27 I'm getting a new hard drive delivered this afternoon. Anyone got a suggestion on how to configure sickbeard to start putting new shows there? I'd prefer to not have to move existing show files, but I don't see a way to have multiple directories per show. Any advice would be appreciated! - clubwerks - 2011-09-27 dagatech Wrote:I'm getting a new hard drive delivered this afternoon. Anyone got a suggestion on how to configure sickbeard to start putting new shows there? I'd prefer to not have to move existing show files, but I don't see a way to have multiple directories per show. Any advice would be appreciated! I don't think you can do that. You can make SB start putting new shows on the new hard drive, but I don't think a show can span two drives. Although, in all honestly, it really doesn't need to. As long as SB can put the new shows somewhere, just edit it's location to the new hard drive and set the old episodes to skipped. |