tvshow_parser

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Parses TV Shows. Mainly for converting to iTunes friendly format, adding metadata, subtitle and adding to iTunes

Still early in development

Setup

• Download (d'oh!)
• cd to directory
• pip install -r requirements.txt
• cp config-sample.yaml config.yaml and edit it to your liking.

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Requirements

I'm not sure about compatibility but:

• ffmpeg module needs ffmpeg with libfdk_aac (I use v1.2)
• atomicparsley module needs AtomicParsley (I use v0.9.5)

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Usage

• basic usage: python tvshow_parser.py filename

python tvshow_parser.py -h

flag	description	default	implemented
-h	show help	-	x
-d	Debug level	-	-
-c	config file	./config.yaml	x
--filename	Use this string for parsing info instead of actual filename	-	x
--sub-module	subtitle module to use	subliminal	x
--sub	subtitle file to use	input_filename.srt	x
--type	type of media (TV/Movie)	TV	-
--season	Set season number	parses from filename	x
--name	Set name	parses from filename	x
--episode	Set episode number	parses from filename	x
--add-module	Add module to use	itunes	x
--hd	Set HD quality: True/False	parses from filename	x
--notification-module	Notification module to use	growl	x
--meta-module	Metadata module to use	trakt	x
--no-sub	Don't add subtitle	False	x
--no-convert	Don't convert video	False	x
--no-metadata	Don't add metadata	False	x

Short story:

Rewriting a tv show parser I wrote in php to python

Long story:

I wanted to have my TV shows in iTunes but they often comes in a format that iTunes doesn't support (we don't have TV Shows in iTunes Store in Sweden), so I needed to convert them, and enter metadata etc.

Getting the TV shows was automatic, so of course I wanted the converting and adding to iTunes to be automatic too.

And I wanted it NOW so I wrote the script in php cause that is the language I know the best. Now I feel it's time to rewrite it in python.