This is information for those comfortable with linux and telneting into the humax box.
I've recently found an interesting script called tvnamer https://github.com/dbr/tvnamer
It's a good little script for tidying up your tv show downloads into readable and sorted into folders.
To install; telnet into the box and run "easy_install tvnamer"
I created a cron entry that looks like this:
*/15 * * * * /mod/bin/tvnamer -c /mod/.tvnamer/config.json /media/My\ Video/complete_unsorted
Where complete_unsorted is the folder tranmission moves completed downloads to.
My config file is asuch:http://uploadbin.net/c144aa9a318611e2baaad1d1a5c7f576/config.json (which is stored in /mod/.tvnamer/config.json as referenced in the cronjob)
based upon this tutorial http://1000umbrellas.com/2010/10/10/using-tvnamer-to-move-completed-tv-torrent-downloads
I've been using this for a month or so now. I've afraid I don't know how to package it up as a module and these instructions are not very user friendly but I really wanted to let people know about this amazing little script!
All the best
Alec
I've recently found an interesting script called tvnamer https://github.com/dbr/tvnamer
It's a good little script for tidying up your tv show downloads into readable and sorted into folders.
To install; telnet into the box and run "easy_install tvnamer"
I created a cron entry that looks like this:
*/15 * * * * /mod/bin/tvnamer -c /mod/.tvnamer/config.json /media/My\ Video/complete_unsorted
Where complete_unsorted is the folder tranmission moves completed downloads to.
My config file is asuch:http://uploadbin.net/c144aa9a318611e2baaad1d1a5c7f576/config.json (which is stored in /mod/.tvnamer/config.json as referenced in the cronjob)
based upon this tutorial http://1000umbrellas.com/2010/10/10/using-tvnamer-to-move-completed-tv-torrent-downloads
I've been using this for a month or so now. I've afraid I don't know how to package it up as a module and these instructions are not very user friendly but I really wanted to let people know about this amazing little script!
All the best
Alec