Radarr: Move extra files (Subtitles, .nfo, poster artwork, etc.) just like Sonarr

[woble]

Include subtitle file(s) when performing move/copy.

[chrisallen]

Could you also include moving local poster.jpg artwork as well?

[Elfman72]

Would love to also have the trailer downloaded and moved (again, this idea comes from CP).

[livejamie]

Yes please

[pdf]

Now implemented in Sonarr: https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/pull/1544

[onedr0p]

Neat!

[xelra]

Yes, it would be great if this could be pulled from upstream.

There are also 2 fixes out:
https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/commit/47915d5e058742e60f3f1f30a0f9a829102e92c3
https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/commit/081c5fc33269666dfb1033f3510a1fb8eaf93137

[fedoranimus]

First we have to get extras working in general. I have the framework in place to do so, but need to finish it up (may get some time this weekend to do so), then we can start pulling across the work done to manage subtitles specifically.

Thank you all for the links, they help a lot!

[spacecabbie]

Is there a rough eta on this feature ?

[webersnet]

Would also like to see an option to copy/move srt files in post.

[galli-leo]

@spacecabbie Rough ETA is release date of 0.2 😛

[desimaniac]

@galli-leo August 2017?

[galli-leo]

@desimaniac Yeah, maybe even later, depending on how much time I have to work on Radarr.

[desimaniac]

@galli-leo I see. Thanks for looking into this.

[gstrange42]

Preferred and other language subs downloading would be fantastic.

[f3bruary]

When implementing, please retain language codes in subtitles. e.g. The Matrix .eng .srt. For each subtitle found with these lang codes.

Some releases already contain multiple subtitles with their respective language codes. In this case the lang code and extension should be left intact. Other times subtitles are fetched using the download client (post processing script).

If no language code is present, then Title.ext is enough.

[Rhysers]

This would be awesome! Thanks for all your work!

[chernoes]

Any news on this?

[msdos]

Any ETA for this? Out of curiosity, why this wasn't the default behavior in the first place?

[msdos]

I prefer to move the folder intact. Is it possible to this become an option in download client interface, "When moving, just renames the folder keeping it's original files"?

[desimaniac]

They could get the coding from upstream as Sonarr has the ability to import extra files by specifying extensions.

[chernoes]

@galli-leo ^ ?

[thenoid]

+1

[daymanbpi]

+1

[zjpleau]

+1

[tynan-cr]

Perhaps it would be good to manually specify language codes for subtitle renaming, if they are not named already? This is mostly useful for Plex integration, where subtitles should be of the form Movie_Name (Release Date).[Language_Code].ext

Plex info here.
Language codes here.

I recommend the implementation of this feature allows users to specify subtitle renaming upon using the Manual Import feature, or in the Edit menu for movies. This is because some filenames do not include this ISO code, but they do have a language, and Plex won't recognize this otherwise.

[mattmac24]

Any updates on this?

[DeviantEng]

+1

[BuSHari]

any update? you already have the code from sonarr

[jsaddiction]

+1 Could it also download missing artwork/trailer? This could make the system automated enough that us "local file" / "shared kodi library" guys can spend more time watching and less time managing. I would like to see the following features (just a request) much like couchpotato and mediaElch and others do. These features could provide a one stop shop to manage movie files.

• Download / move "extra artwork" (actors images, fanart, posters) into subfolders of movie
• Download trailer
• upgrade trailer if higher quality is found
• Download / move / create files in the movie folder
  -- movieFileName.nfo
  -- movieFileName-banner.jpg
  -- movieFileName-clearart.png
  -- movieFileName-disk.png
  -- movieFileName-fanart.jpg
  -- movieFileName-landscape.jpg
  -- movieFileName-logo.jpg
  -- movieFileName-poster.jpg
  -- movieFileName-trailer.*

If I can help with the coding I will but I don't have much experience with the tool chain used here so I may need a little help to get started.

[msdos]

@jsaddiction I think this is a nice idea but IMHO is out of the scope of this issue. I suggest creating another one.

[woble]

@jsaddiction see #167

[jsaddiction]

@Nottt maybe I could be of assistance. What do you have so far? Language?

[jsaddiction]

@Nottt make a new repository and we could possibly work on this together.

[valantislevas]

any news about it? to copy/move proccessing also the subtitles?

[Buster14]

Any news on this? posters and nfo should be easier to implement than subtitles i think?

[Sitruk]

Also curious about the official status of this request.

[woble]

There's a pull request #2262 that implements it. It seems to be ready to be merged.

[mattmac24]

Awesome to hear. Hopefully this happens soon :)

[Buster14]

2262 does not currently handle metadata files?

[woble]

It does not.

[Nottt]

This script will import any subs, but it's not language aware so any language tags will be stripped.

#!/bin/bash
shopt -s extglob

DESTINATION=$radarr_movie_path
SOURCEPATH=$radarr_moviefile_sourcefolder
MOVIENAME=$radarr_moviefile_relativepath

for file in "$SOURCEPATH"/*(*.vtt|*.srt|*.ass) ; do
mv "$file" "$DESTINATION/${MOVIENAME%.*}.${file#*.}"
done
shopt -u extglob

This is script is for importing nfo files. Add this as a post-processing script.

This will be incorporated in my scripts soon. If anyone here has the knowledge and will to help keep developing scripts like this, I would appreciate :D Just get in touch !