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rogerfar / rdt-client

Real-Debrid Client Proxy
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[Request] Movie or TV folder #565

Open chocorem opened 1 month ago

chocorem commented 1 month ago

What version are you using? 2.0.81 Wat OS are you running? Unraid Are you using Docker or as a service? Docker Which debrid provider are you using? Real Debrid Which downloader are you using? Internal Please attach a log file here with the log setting set to debug

After unpacking, creation of a directory with the same name as the tv Show. sonarr is not seeing the file, because not receiving the folder name, but only the mapping category

adding the possibility to pass the folder name to sonarr or possibility to unpack all in the base directory

chocorem commented 1 month ago

correction, it seems that the download foler is created at the download start and the rar is extracted in this download folder

HerbM3 commented 3 weeks ago

I’m having this exact same issue:

Downloads/

Sonarr is looking for the mkv in the Downloads folder not a subdirectory.

rogerfar commented 1 week ago

Can you show me some example torrents, expected behaviour and what is happening right now?

Reasonable-Grape2698 commented 1 week ago

Categories does this already if I understand correctly? This is how all torrent clients download?

For tvshows, set category to 'tvshows' and it will save in 'downloaddir/tvshows/(torrent name)'. For movies, set it to 'movies' and it will save in '.downloaddir/movies/(torrent name)'.

Also works for subdirectories, such as movies/4K will save in ./movies/4K/(torrent name)

Would love to see a drop down and/or option to add multiple different directories as categories though - not just subfolders

Reasonable-Grape2698 commented 1 week ago

Can you show me some example torrents, expected behaviour and what is happening right now?

After re reading I think OP wants it to save torrent files (ie the MKVs) directly in downloads, not downloads/(torrentname)/(MKVs)

For example he's seeing: /data/downloads/(torrentname)/files.mkv

He's expecting: /data/downloads/files.mkv

Never heard of a torrent client that does this, arr's should pick it up fine with that structure as every torrent client uses it, unless it's a bug in the arr side of things and not the downloader side

Edit: OP have you got mapped path set correctly? "Path where files are downloaded to on your host (i.e. D:\Downloads). This path is used for *arr to find your downloads."