Note: this repo is a fork of the original github project made by @hugbug.

NZBGet Versions

• release v23+ v10.3
• legacy v22 v9.0

Note: this script works with Python 3.8.x and above versions. If you need Python 3.7.x and below support please use v8.1 release. For Python 2.x support please use v8 release.

VideoSort

Post-processing script for NZBGet.

This is a script for downloaded TV shows and movies. It uses scene-standard naming conventions to match TV shows and movies and rename/move/sort/organize them as you like.

Example

Let's say the download folder has following files:

[dir]	/home/user/downloads/Futurama.S07E18.The.Inhuman.Torch.XVID
[file]	/home/user/downloads/Futurama.S07E18.The.Inhuman.Torch.XVID/F0718TIT.avi

VideoSort can rename the video-file and move it into another directory creating sub-directories when necessary:

[dir]	/home/user/videos/Futurama
[dir]	/home/user/videos/Futurama/Season 7
[file]	/home/user/videos/Futurama/Season 7/Futurama - S07E18 - The Inhuman Torch.avi

The formatting rules for destination file name (and sub-directories) are definable via configuration options.

VideoSort can organize:

• seasoned tv shows;
• dated tv shows;
• movies.

Installation

• Download the newest version from releases page.
• Unpack into pp-scripts directory. Your pp-scripts directory now should have folder "videosort" with subfolder "lib" and file "VideoSort.py";
• Open settings tab in NZBGet web-interface and define settings for VideoSort;
• Save changes and restart NZBGet.

Formatting string

Movies

• %t, %.t, %_t - movie title with words separated with spaces, dots or underscores (case-adjusted);
• %tT, %t.T, %t_T - movie title (original letter case);
• %y - year;
• %decade - two-digits decade (90, 00, 10);
• %0decade - four-digits decade (1990, 2000, 2010);
• %imdb - IMDb ID, requires DNZB-header "X-DNZB-MoreInfo", containing link to imdb.com;
• %cpimdb - IMDb ID (formatted for CouchPotato), requires DNZB-header "X-DNZB-MoreInfo", containing link to imdb.com.

Seasoned TV shows

• %sn, %s.n, %s_n - show name with words separated with spaces, dots or underscores (case-adjusted);
• %sN, %s.N, %s_N - show name (original letter case);
• %s - season number (1, 2);
• %0s - two-digits season number (01, 02);
• %e - episode number (1, 2);
• %0e - two-digits episode number (01, 02);
• %en, %e.n, %e_n - episode name (case-adjusted);
• %eN, %e.N, %e_N - episode name (original letter case);

Dated TV shows

• %sn, %s.n, %s_n - show name with words separated with spaces, dots or underscores (case-adjusted);
• %sN, %s.N, %s_N - show name (original letter case);
• %y - year;
• %decade - two-digits decade (90, 00, 10);
• %0decade - four-digits decade (1990, 2000, 2010).
• %m - month (1-12);
• %0m - two-digits month (01-12);
• %d - day (1-31);
• %0d - two-digits day (01-31);

General

These specifiers can be used with all three types of supported video files:

• %dn - original directory name (nzb-name);
• %fn - original filename;
• %ext - file extension;
• %Ext - file extension (case-adjusted);
• %qf - video format (HTDV, Blu-ray, Web);
• %qss - screen size (720p, 1080i);
• %qvc - video codec (x264);
• %qac - audio codec (DTS);
• %qah - audio channels (5.1);
• %qrg - release group;
• %cat - to refer to category ("%.cat", etc.);
• %up - to navigate to parent directory;
• {{text}} - uppercase the text;
• {TEXT} - lowercase the text;

Credits

The script relies on python libraries:

• GuessIt 3.8.0 to extract information from file names and includes portions of code from SABnzbd.
• BabelFish 0.6.0
• ReBulk 3.2.0
• dateutil 2.8.2
• Six 1.16
• zipp 3.17
• importlib_resources 6.1.1