AutoMovies - (Fully) Automatic movie downloader

turok Wrote:Awesome - glad there's some interest here!

[*]Renaming formats
Someone mentioned a particular format for renaming -- yes, that's possible right now. Also, it's easy to add variables to the renaming scheme if we are missing any. I used to have a 'conditional' renamer that allowed you to say "if variable X is <blah> or <blah>, use this renaming string. Otherwise, use this other rename string." This was for putting all CAM/TS/R5/SCR stuff in one folder, and all DVD/BR stuff in another folder. However, I've changed my ways to just include the quality at the end of my movie folder name (because it's easier to manage this way, and XBMC can set up queries to filter on folders that contain [R5]). So we can easily get more advanced in our renaming scheme -- the question is: do we need to? I guess time will tell.

-t

here is a brief list of what you could make available for the users to then create there own renaming convention.

<videores> 1080p, 720p, SDp, 576p, 480p
<videocodec> x264, XviD, AVC, VC1, DivX
<audiocodec> DTS, DTS-HD MA, DTS-ES, DD (AC3), AAC, MP3
<audiochannels>1.0, 2.0, 5.1, 6.1, 7.1
<mediasource>Bluray, HDDVD, DVDR, DVDRip
<releasegroup>ESiR, WiKi, CtrlHD, CHD, EuReKa, HiDt, SECTOR7
<movieyear>2011, 2010
<thename>The Great Movie
<namethe>Great Movie, The
<ext>mkv, avi, mp4, iso
<dxva>Optional for files that contain "dxva" prior to renaming

Option to replace spaces with dots as well.

also allow user to put a variable in "{ }" for it to be conditional of if the info cant be found ("DXVA" for example)The Renamer process will also allow separate templates for HD or SD movies.so for HD i could have this;

\\192.168.1.1\Media\Movies\<mediasource>\<videores>\<thename> (<year>)\<thename>.<year>.<mediasource>.<videores>.<audiocodec>.<audiochannels>.<videocodec>{.<dvxa>}-<group>.<ext>

\\192.168.1.1\Media\Movies\Bluray\1080p\I am Number Four (2011)\I.am.Number.Four.2011.Bluray.1080p.DTS.5.1.x264.dvxa-HiDt.mkv

and for SD I could have this;

\\192.168.1.1\Media\Movies\<mediasource>\<thename> (<year>)\<thename>.<year>.<mediasource>.<audiocodec>.<audiochannels>.<videocodec>-<group>.<ext>

\\192.168.1.1\Media\Movies\DVDRip\Finding Nemo (2005)\Finding.Nemo.2005.DVDRip.AC3.5.1.XviD-ILS.avi


I could supply a list of known Release groups for GREP matching (also allow users to add there own, or submit to you a list with correct Case)

eg:

ESiR
WiKi
CHD
EuReKa
SECTOR7
HIDt
CtrlHD
FraMeSToR
VISTA
BTT
BLOW
BestHD
LOST
FoRM
HiGHTiMES
HD1080
RETREAT
EXQUiSiTE

I'd like to test this as well. I currently have CouchPotato, SabNZB, and Sickbeard running on WHS, so I can test it on there as well.

I would love to try this out. CP has been really getting on my nerves lately (downloading movies I've never heard of), and I was going to uninstall it in favor of good ol' RSS feeds. Having the ability to select existing movies and upgrade/downgrade based on what's available on nzbmatrix, nzbs.org, etc would be the best. Also, forget torrents. Nobody should use public trackers.

Running Ubuntu 11.04 x64, SAB, Headphones, and SB, of course.

The biggest feature I'd like to see is the addition of some sort of releasegroup only downloading. I download mostly movies that are from releasegroups that have shown in the past that they have high encoding standards.

Also I think this could use a little design update, I'll be happy to help on that part.

I'd like to test it for you if needed.

Keep up the good work!

Looks like a great project. It's a shame it's java based and it won't get the exposure it deserves for the embedded NAS market. Keep up the great work, I'll be keeping a close eye on this one for sure.

WingmanNZ Wrote:here is a brief list of what you could make available for the users to then create there own renaming convention.

<videores> 1080p, 720p, SDp, 576p, 480p
<videocodec> x264, XviD, AVC, VC1, DivX
<audiocodec> DTS, DTS-HD MA, DTS-ES, DD (AC3), AAC, MP3
<audiochannels>1.0, 2.0, 5.1, 6.1, 7.1
<mediasource>Bluray, HDDVD, DVDR, DVDRip
<releasegroup>ESiR, WiKi, CtrlHD, CHD, EuReKa, HiDt, SECTOR7
<movieyear>2011, 2010
<thename>The Great Movie
<namethe>Great Movie, The
<ext>mkv, avi, mp4, iso
<dxva>Optional for files that contain "dxva" prior to renaming

Option to replace spaces with dots as well.

also allow user to put a variable in "{ }" for it to be conditional of if the info cant be found ("DXVA" for example)The Renamer process will also allow separate templates for HD or SD movies.so for HD i could have this;

\\192.168.1.1\Media\Movies\<mediasource>\<videores>\<thename> (<year>)\<thename>.<year>.<mediasource>.<videores>.<audiocodec>.<audiochannels>.<videocodec>{.<dvxa>}-<group>.<ext>

\\192.168.1.1\Media\Movies\Bluray\1080p\I am Number Four (2011)\I.am.Number.Four.2011.Bluray.1080p.DTS.5.1.x264.dvxa-HiDt.mkv

and for SD I could have this;

\\192.168.1.1\Media\Movies\<mediasource>\<thename> (<year>)\<thename>.<year>.<mediasource>.<audiocodec>.<audiochannels>.<videocodec>-<group>.<ext>

\\192.168.1.1\Media\Movies\DVDRip\Finding Nemo (2005)\Finding.Nemo.2005.DVDRip.AC3.5.1.XviD-ILS.avi


I could supply a list of known Release groups for GREP matching (also allow users to add there own, or submit to you a list with correct Case)

eg:

ESiR
WiKi
CHD
EuReKa
SECTOR7
HIDt
CtrlHD
FraMeSToR
VISTA
BTT
BLOW
BestHD
LOST
FoRM
HiGHTiMES
HD1080
RETREAT
EXQUiSiTE

^

This, Embers renaming function is one of the best and is very similar to the one mentioned above.

Currently running SAB,SB,CP,Headphones on Win7x64. Would love to help test this.

I'd also second the ability to only download official scene releases.

definitely would love to test, your high priority item is something i've been wanting for quite a long time.

i guess i should mention that i'm running a new 2011 iMac i7

I would like to test this out, it looks perfect! I'm running Windows Vista & Windows 7 & Ubuntu 10.04. Hope to see a download ASAP. Looks great, thanks for your hard work!

I don't miss a thing with CP but still good luck.