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shypike wrote:Too bad.
If you're using RSS, does it help to add &scenename=1 ?

I'm not - I'm using CouchPotato, the mentioned Chrome Extension
as well as SickBeard. SickBeard preserves the scenenames though
due to using said API feature.

shypike wrote:We already go to far in supporting nzbmatrix.com.
However, maybe you can simply add &scenename=1 to your apikey in Config->Indexers.
I cannot test right now, because the site's API and RSS is down again.

It escapes the characters;

%26scenename%3D1

The files names are completely determined by nzbmatrix. But do check the naming options in Config->Switches, because there are a few that can manipulate names (but default off). That's not true. The file names are determined by how you use their API. &scenename=1 will cause you to download the ...

Great - guess I did the right thing then Thanks!

Not sure why you'd want to require a specific season AND episode? But whatever.

Is your feed perhaps using scenenames? If so try adding a dot instead of the space.

Not sure if what I did was a bit more gentle, I didn't lose my history at least. Found a 9 mb file named "postproc1" or something with a similar name in a cache folder, tried opening it and it had a lot of entries of the name of the download. So I went ahead and deleted it and rebooted the...

I have a download which finished sometime yesterday, it kept saying "Repair: Quick Checking" - so I ended up moving it manually. Now it wont disappear from the history, and it is being kept on the top (except when another download is being extracted etc). And now, more than a day later its...