Right now, there does not seem to be support in the Drone Factory folder for subfolders. Certain files come in a subfolder, like (downloads\Tsuki One Piece 605 848x480\…) and nothing happens. It would be nice if NZBDrone would be able to scan the subfolders as well.
It does support them, thats the standard when SAB extracts them. Likely the issue is the series cannot be determined properly on the import. By the looks of it thats an anime file, which has very limited support, so if drone is unable to parse that into the proper naming (Title + absolute episode number) it won’t be able to find the series and or the episode and it won’t be imported.
You may have to turn up logging to see the output (to trace), but you’ll likely see an unknown series message or another regarding the episode not being found.
I had something like this today;
I selected this , and started… it downloaded but did not understand the series, unknown series message…
“tvr-veronica-mars-s01e02-720p” (both folder and file named the same if that makes any difference)
So I went back and did a manual search;
“Veronica Mars.1x02.Credit Where Credits Due.WS DVDRip XviD-FoV”
renamed folder and file with the new name, and bingo, Drone found it and moved it…
no big deal , just a little manual intervention ,maybe @markus101 can tweak it…
@davlaw Thats because the release group preceeded the file name, not the usual case, but not uncommon either. Its easy to look at it and say its wrong, but detecting that variance programatically is much harder, so its not a tweak we can really make. If SAB/your download client had renamed the folder using the release name it would have processed okay.
Simply removing the tvr- from the file name should have resolved it as well.
We do plan on making it easier to resolve this issue from the UI: https://trello.com/c/kr7Jonk4/304-manually-override-drone-factory-imports
Have to look in SAB for that option, I turned off all sorting per wiki instructions. Thanks for the feedback…
TV renaming should be off, but I’m pretty sure it has the option to rename folders to match the nzb name separately, at least thats what I see, unless the folder name already matches and thats what I’m seeing.
That makes perfect sense, and I thought afterwards how it would be weird if you guys wouldn’t handle it. Thanks for the clarification!