Sort based on movie sub-category, specifically format
Posted: May 6th, 2009, 8:34 pm
Like the title states, is there a way to sort my downloads not only by category (movies, tv, apps, etc) but also by format?
So for example, when I download an xvid movie, it will go into F:\Xvid, and when I download an x264 movie it will go into G:\x264?
I tried to create additional categories in the Categories section by having the "Newzbin/Group" be "Movies\Video Fmt\Xvid" and "Movies\Video Fmt\x264" and also "Movies\Xvid" and "Movies\x264", however, not surprisingly, when I download a movie from either of the xvid or x264 sub-categories, SABnzbd does not recognize which to put it it, so it leaves it as None in the queue.
Is there a way to have SABnzbd recognize the xvid and x264 movie format sub-category for the purposes of sorting?
thanks so much.
By the way, I am using nzbstatus in conjunction with newzbin to send the nzb's to SABnzbd. I realize that I would download the files to different sub-folders within the watched folder, but I was wondering if there was a way to do this automatically for me within SABnzbd, or by way of a script that I could run.
So for example, when I download an xvid movie, it will go into F:\Xvid, and when I download an x264 movie it will go into G:\x264?
I tried to create additional categories in the Categories section by having the "Newzbin/Group" be "Movies\Video Fmt\Xvid" and "Movies\Video Fmt\x264" and also "Movies\Xvid" and "Movies\x264", however, not surprisingly, when I download a movie from either of the xvid or x264 sub-categories, SABnzbd does not recognize which to put it it, so it leaves it as None in the queue.
Is there a way to have SABnzbd recognize the xvid and x264 movie format sub-category for the purposes of sorting?
thanks so much.
By the way, I am using nzbstatus in conjunction with newzbin to send the nzb's to SABnzbd. I realize that I would download the files to different sub-folders within the watched folder, but I was wondering if there was a way to do this automatically for me within SABnzbd, or by way of a script that I could run.