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If you are using Deluge, perform the following steps to configure postprocessing for "TorrentToMedia":
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Rename the autoProcessMedia.cfg.sample to autoProcessMedia.cfg and edit the parameters:
i. [Torrent} uselink = 1 to allow hard-linking of files quicker and less harddisk used, if download and final location are on the same hard-disk set uselink = 0 to use normal copy options. Any movement across hard disks / network MUST use "0"
ii. [Torrent] extractiontool (Windows Only...you will need to install 7-zip)
C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe'
iii. [Torrent] categories: all categories/labels/sub-directories used by your downloader.
music,music_videos,pictures,software
iv. [Torrent] compressedExtentions: all extensions you want to be identified and extracted
.zip,.rar,.7z,.gz,.bz,.tar,.arj
v. [Torrent] mediaExtentions: all extensions you want to be identified as videos and processed.
.mkv,.avi,.divx,.xvid,.mov,.wmv,.mp4,.mpg,.mpeg,.vob,.iso
vi. [Torrent] metaExtentions: all other extensions you want to be processed. other extensions will be ignored.
.nfo,.sub,.srt,.jpg,.gif
vii. [CouchPotato] & [SickBeard] category: you must set the category that is passed from these applications If using "blackhole-subdirectory", this is the last folder name used in the blackhole.
e.g. tv or movies
viii.[CouchPotato] & [SickBeard] outputDirectory: you must set the absoluet path to extract videos to. this destination, for CouchPotato, must match the CouchPotato Renamer's, "from" directory.
ix. [CouchPotato] & [SickBeard]: Configure the remaining settings as describes in nzbToCouchPotato and nzbToSickBeard above.
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In Deluge, enable the plugin in the Plugins menu in Preferences. For the webUI; reopen the Preferences menu for the Execute plugin to be available. Note: After enabling this plugin Deluge may require restarted for it to work properly. The events Torrent Complete should be selected and the full path to the script entered
/usr/local/deluge/nzbToMedia/TorrentToMedia.py
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Output from TorrentToMedia will be logged where the scripts reside, in a file called "postprocess.log"