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Configuration
kierse edited this page Sep 13, 2010
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The Media Rover configuration file consists of the following sections: (click on the appropriate number to view section options)
Section | Description | |
1 | [logging] |
Logging configuration options |
2 | [tv] |
TV configuration options |
3 | [template]] |
user defined sorting and renaming templates |
4 | [source] |
consumable nzb sources |
5 | [queue] |
binary newsreader consumable queue |
Section | Config | Default | Required | Description |
[logging] |
Logging configuration options | |||
generate_sorting_log |
True |
False | turn on/off auto generation of download specific error log |
Section | Config | Default | Required | Description |
[tv] |
TV configuration options | |||
tv_root |
none | True | directory containing all tv shows to watch for | |
default_category |
tv |
False | default download category | |
ignore_series_metadata |
True |
False | ignore metadata commonly appended to series name (ie. year, country of origin, etc) | |
ignored_extensions |
list 1 | False | list of extensions to ignore when identifying potential episode files on disk | |
[[multiepisodes]] |
Multi-part episode specific configuration options | |||
allow |
True |
False | allow download of multipart episodes | |
prefer |
False |
False | prefer multi-part files over individual episode files | |
[[filter]] |
series specific filter declarations | |||
[[[label1]]] |
user defined filter tiltled ‘label1’ | |||
skip |
False |
False | setting to True will cause Media Rover to ignore series | |
ignore |
none | False | Add season to comma separated list to have Media Rover ignore |
Section | Config | Required | Description | |
[template] |
user defined sorting and renaming templates | |||
Note: Consult the template legend for supported default and supported values | ||||
series |
False | series naming pattern | ||
season |
False | series season naming pattern | ||
title |
False | episode title pattern | ||
smart_title |
False | smart episode title pattern | ||
series_episode |
False | series episode naming pattern | ||
daily_episode |
False | daily episode naming pattern |
[source] |
consumable nzb sources |
[queue] |
binary newsreader consumable queue |
Value | Example | Description |
series | ||
$(series)s |
“The Office” | |
$(series.)s |
“The.Office” | |
$(series_)s |
“The_Office” | |
season | ||
$(season)d |
“1” | |
$(season)02d |
“01” | |
’Season $(season)02d |
“Season 01” | |
title | ||
$(title)s |
“Hello World” | |
$(title.)s |
“Hello.World” | |
$(title_)s |
“Hello_World” | |
smart_title | ||
’ – $(title)s’ |
This variable can be used to generate an intelligent title. If an episode title has been found, the pattern will be honored. Otherwise, it will default to the empty string. For example: if title is “Hello World” then the smart title will be ’ – Hello World’. If the title is unknown, the smart_title will be ’’ | |
series_episode | ||
$(episode)d |
3 | |
$(episode)02d |
03 | |
$(season_episode_1)s |
s01e03 | |
$(season_episode_2)s |
1×03 |
Footnotes
p(#extensions). 1. currently: nfo,txt,sfv,srt,nzb,idx,log,par,par2,exe,bat,com