In order to use the transcoding option, and corrupt video checking you will need to install ffmpeg (and ffprobe). Note: "7zr" is available from the p7zip package. To enable Torrent extraction, on Windows, you need to install 7-zip or on *nix you need to install the following packages/commands.
Currently supports uTorrent, Transmission, Deluge and possibly more.
Torrent support has been added with the assistance of jkaberg and berkona. See SickBeard Forks for a list of known forks.įull support is provided for SickChill, SiCKRAGE, Medusa, and SickGear. Default is "fork=default" and will work with the standard version of SickBeard and just ignores failed downloads.ĭevelopment of Tolstyak's fork ended in 2013, but newer forks exist with significant feature updates such as Mr-Orange TPB (discontinued), SickRageTV and SickRage (active). To use this feature, in autoProcessTV.cfg set the parameter "fork=failed". small NAS systems) this can be un-reliable.įailed download handling for SickBeard is available by using Tolstyak's fork SickBeard-failed). Later, a few failed downloads prompted me to incorporate "failed download" handling.įailed download handling is now provided for SABnzbd, by CouchPotatoServer however on arm processors (e.g. Originally this was modified from the SickBeard version to allow for "on-demand" renaming and not have My QNAP TS-412 NAS constantly scanning the download directory. Python3 compatibility, and much cleaner code base has been contributed by Labrys of Knossos Introduction Torrent suport added by jkaberg and berkonaĬorrupt video checking, auto SickBeard fork determination and a whole lot of code improvement was done by echel0n This script is based on sabToSickBeard (written by Nic Wolfe and supplied with SickBeard), with the support for NZBGet being added by thorli and further contributions by schumi2004 and hugbug. When using one of the popular NZB download clients like SABnzbd and NZBGet on low performance systems like a NAS. Provides an efficient way to handle postprocessing for CouchPotatoServer and SickBeard (and its forks)
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