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I currently am using a rss feed from nzbmatrix for my shows, but I keep getting duplicates from files with similar names. Currently I have my feed with the show name and a lot of reject/require flags to ensure only one episode is downloaded for a specific show (reject proper/repack/etc)...but still, a duplicate always seems to sneak it's way into the queue.

Is there a better way then the multiple reject/require flags to omit these dups?

cheers

side: yes, "Skip a job if a backed-up .nzb with the same name exists" is checked  ;)

sorry, double post 

We are looking at a better way to do duplicate  detection (combined with season sort).

That's great news. Is there anything more that I can do in the meantime on my end beyond the method I'm already using?

Not really.

hey tstack77, I'm having the exact same problem. Would you mind posting your rejection terms so some of us can take advantage of them? I hadn't thought of rejecting phrases like "proper" and "repack". That's good stuff. Are there any others? The ones I'm most having trouble with are files named almost identically, but with much larger file sizing. Being able to filter by file size and poster would help.

Thanks!

Asty

Hi all.

You can try yahoo pipes which allow you to import rss feeds. Then you can filters by size, duplicate, name or any terms. Also some show title came with uniqure ID such as "[23278]" so you can combined them all and get only one.

I think yahoo pipes refresh interval is a bit slow but if you're not in a hurry to get the latest then give it a try.

Ps. I am new to yahoo pipes as well.

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You two, the rules, read them.

Oops sorry. Wont happen again 

inpheaux wrote: You two, the rules, read them.

I was more proving a point about the RSS system than bragging about what I grabbed from usenet. Mainly I wanted to be able to download something with a single word and only that single word. Instead of coming back later to find it downloaded other posts containing that word, when I didn't want it too. That's all. I just used that one example as it's a common word.

As I was saying about the filter and you might tried this already: cow123 might get you a lots of cow123 but cow123 S22E will narrow down a bit more.