Unofficial "collection" torrents
from Smurfi@lemmy.zip to selfhosted@lemmy.world on 17 Aug 08:15
https://lemmy.zip/post/69832588

Morning all,

Quick question, how do y’all handle big “unofficial” collection torrents with weird folder/file names that were manually added to the download client?

Is there a nice tool to use or are manual scripts the only way?

Also, how can I tell my *arr stack to look for files inside collection torrents too? Say I want Iron Man 1, but the only torrent with sufficient seeds is e.g. Phase-1.MCU.1080x720p or some weird ass name like that, that contains Iron Man 1 along with all the other files. How can I tell Radarr to use that torrent?

Thanks! Have a good one

EDIT: Apologies, should have specified, I did get this working before posting here. Ran a bash script to create subfolders for each *.mkv in the parent folder, and cleaned up the names with regex. Then went to Wanted -> Manual Import and Radarr could successfully identify the movies. But the name cleanup was the most important I think.

So a tool would have to rely on something other than the name to identify the movie like a fingerprint or somesuch

#selfhosted

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MolochAlter@lemmy.world on 17 Aug 09:09 collapse

Click the little man shaped icon to the right of the download bar. That allows you to import files manually from that torrent.

Smurfi@lemmy.zip on 17 Aug 09:52 collapse

When I do that, it flags the missing “movie”, so I’d have to manually add each individual movie for that to work.

roofuskit@lemmy.world on 17 Aug 10:50 collapse

Add the MCU collection, and it to monitored.