sabnzbd_srrdb

A simple Python post-processing script for SABnzbd to interact with pyrescene and the SRRdb API.

Features:

• Use an srr file to rename the release file to the correct filename. I believe this is better deobfuscation than renaming the file to SAB_FILENAME.ext.

• Extract the contents of the srr file to provide missing nfo, m3u, sfv and jpg files.

• Use rescene to verify (srr.py -q) if the scene file(s) matches the correct crc32 according to srr or sfv.

• Delete video samples e.g. group-movie-1080p-sample.mkv

Installation:

This script depends on pyrescene.

To install with pip:

# pip3 install pyrescene
OR
# pip3 install -r sabnzbd_srrdb/requirements.txt

Alternatively, download pyReScene-0.7.tar.gz and place the pyReScene-0.7/rescene and pyReScene-0.7/resample directories next to this script. e.g.

$ tree -L 1
.
├── README.md
├── SABnzbd_SRRdb.py
├── requirements.txt
├── resample
└── rescene

2 directories, 3 files

Examples

Movie:

Directory name: Big.Buck.Bunny.2008.DTS.1080p.BluRay.x264-DARM
No srr file found from release, attempting to fetch from srrdb...
SRRdb release identified by name, downloading srr...
darm-bigbuckbunny-1080p.nfo: extracted!
darm-bigbuckbunny-1080p.sfv: extracted!
Renaming abcd1234.mkv to darm-bigbuckbunny-1080p.mkv.
File OK: darm-bigbuckbunny-1080p.mkv.

Music (FLAC or MP3):

Directory name: Arist_Name-Album_Name-CD-FLAC-0000-FOOBAR
No srr file found from release, attempting to fetch from srrdb...
SRRdb release identified by name, downloading srr...
Extracting contents of srr file...
00-artist_name-album_name-cd-flac-0000.nfo: extracted!
00-artist_name-album_name-cd-flac-0000-proof.jpg: extracted!
00-artist_name-album_name-cd-flac-0000.m3u: extracted!
00-artist_name-album_name-cd-flac-0000.sfv: extracted!
01-artist_name-track_name.flac OK
02-artist_name-track_name.flac OK
03-artist_name-track_name.flac OK
04-artist_name-track_name.flac OK
05-artist_name-track_name.flac OK
06-artist_name-track_name.flac OK
07-artist_name-track_name.flac OK
08-artist_name-track_name.flac OK
09-artist_name-track_name.flac OK
10-artist_name-track_name.flac OK
11-artist_name-track_name.flac OK
Everything OK

Game/Software (iso):

Directory name: Name_Of_A_Game-Group
No srr file found from release, attempting to fetch from srrdb...
SRRdb release identified by name, downloading srr...
grp-game.nfo: extracted!
grp-game.sfv: extracted!
File OK: grp-game.iso.

How do I know if a release is 'scene' when searching?!

If your indexer supports it you can filter non predb releases on their website, or thanks to this feature in nzbhydra2 you can return only scene releases. Otherwise, use a public predb website or more obviously SRRdb itself.

How can I use this script outside of SABnzbd?

/path/to/location/of/SABnzbd_SRRdb.py "/path/to/a/release"

How can I configure the script's behavior?

For now, and until someone suggests a better way, find the main function and edit the following:

• remove_valid_srr (False) Deletes the srr file after succesfully verifying the release.

• remove_samples (True) Attempts to identify and remove video samples.

  • remove_srs (True) The extracted srs file used to identify the sample file is also removed.

• archive_nzb (True) Store a copy of the NZB file in the release directory. E.g. if disk space is limited, you can delete the media and keep the nzb to re-download it again in the future.

• move_albums (False) For non archived releases (music), create a directory for the artist and move the album into it as a subdirectory.

This script is unreliable!!!

This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.