I have somewhat of a solution to this issue. I too use rss to automate downloads and have files auto categorized with azureus. My solution to this is the program I use to extract. Its called SCRU (Scene Release Unpacker) that will autmatically extract files added to a watch folder to specific folders using regex expressions. There is an option in the program to not copy over sample clips or images. Its a bit tedious to set up at first but after it is I find it works very well. Another handy feature is that it will rename the extracted files to the original folder name that can make them more readable to the plugin. The program can be found at Codebyte.org v2.5
Sample files being imported, string to stop em? (1 Viewer)
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But if if you dont have something to extract or cant rename it (on a server).
One string would suffice really.. that'll make TVSeries exclude files containing a certain word. so every file that contains the word *sample* no matter where in the file it it, first, last etc. And being able to use that string for other words, not just sample, but other words like *CD2* e.g. or whatever you feel like putting in there. Someone must have one of those strings? I tried to copy the top 3 default strings and replacing the word sample with 'subs' but it didnt work, then i realized that 'sample' didnt really work either. Some of the files containing sample didnt get parsed, but alot of'em did, even if 'sample' was at the end of the file right before the file extension. Does anyone have such a string?
One string would suffice really.. that'll make TVSeries exclude files containing a certain word. so every file that contains the word *sample* no matter where in the file it it, first, last etc. And being able to use that string for other words, not just sample, but other words like *CD2* e.g. or whatever you feel like putting in there. Someone must have one of those strings? I tried to copy the top 3 default strings and replacing the word sample with 'subs' but it didnt work, then i realized that 'sample' didnt really work either. Some of the files containing sample didnt get parsed, but alot of'em did, even if 'sample' was at the end of the file right before the file extension. Does anyone have such a string?