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Naming Support #241

Closed typkrft closed 5 years ago

typkrft commented 5 years ago

Is it possible to group playlist_id as series > channel_id as season > video_id as file?

If I have a playlist that is all about video games for instance it would be nice to see the topic, then pick the channel then watch the video.

eg:

!/bin/zsh

/usr/local/bin/youtube-dl --download-archive '/Volumes/Media V/Youtube/archive.txt' -i -f best -o '/Volumes/Media V/Youtube/%(playlist)s - [%(playlist_id)s]/%(uploader)s - [%(channel_id)s]/%(title)s - [%(id)s].%(ext)s' -a '/Users/media/Documents/playlists.txt' -c

typkrft commented 5 years ago

I just saw there is no season numbering available. Could I maybe suggest this then as a feature request?

ZeroQI commented 5 years ago

You can try:

typkrft commented 5 years ago

If I do something like

Series > Season 02 [youtune-channel-id] > title [videoid].ext (to be tested)

implemented as

'/Volumes/Media V/Youtube/%(playlist)s/%(uploader)s [youtube-%(channel_id)s]/%(title)s - [%(id)s].%(ext)s'

I get the videos organized by channel and season, which I what I think most people want.

However, in my case I have several playlists, which are topics of interest on Youtube such as Videogames, Javascript, Music, etc. What I was hoping to do is to organize them together by thePlaylist (Series) > theChannel (Season) > theVideo.

With

'/Volumes/Media V/Youtube/%(playlist)s - [%(playlist_id)s]/%(title)s - [%(id)s].%(ext)s'

I get 2 levels of organization thePlaylist(Series) > theVideo, but no season, which is good enough if it doesn't make sense to implement something like this.

Thanks again for your response and work on this. I've been looking for a youtube solution off and on for a while.

ZeroQI commented 5 years ago

The scanner need to decide the season and ep number... To do what you want it would need to

It is not doable practically to have the scanner do that nor can i find a logical way to do this to figure out the episode number...