SMA Conversion/Tagging Automation Script.

Automatically converts media files downloaded by various programs to a standardized format, and tags them with the appropriate metadata from TMDB if the container supports tagging.

Works on Windows, OSX, and Linux. Despite the name works with much more than just Sickbeard and handles more than MP4

Media Managers Supported:

• Sickbeard
• SickRage
• CouchPotato
• Sonarr
• Radarr

Downloaders Supported:

• SABNZBD
• NZBGet
• uTorrent
• qBittorrent
• Deluge Daemon

Requirements

• Python 2.7/3
• FFMPEG and FFPROBE binaries
• Python setup_tools
• See PIP packages for additional requirements

Default Settings

1. Video - H264
2. Audio - AAC 2.0 with additional AC3 track when source has >2 channels (ex 5.1)
3. Subtitles - mov_text

Prerequisite PIP Package Installation Instructions

Note: Windows users should enter commands in Powershell - using '<' doesn't work in cmd

• VC for Python 2.7 (Windows Users Only) - Download and install - http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=44266
• setuptools - https://pypi.python.org/pypi/setuptools#installation-instructions
• requests - Run pip install requests
• requests security package - Run pip install requests[security]
• requests-cache - Run pip install requests-cache
• babelfish - Run pip install babelfish
• tmdbsimple - Run pip install tmdbsimple
• mutagen - Run pip install mutagen for MP4 tagging
• guessit - Run pip install guessit to use manual.py
• subliminal- Run pip install subliminal to enable automatically downloading subtitles
• stevedore - Run pip install stevedore (this will be automatically installed with subliminal)
• dateutil - Run pip install python-dateutil (this will be automatically installed with subliminal)
• deluge-client Run pip install deluge-client if you plan on using Deluge
• qtfaststart Run pip install qtfaststart to enable moving moov atom
• python-qbittorrent Run pip install python-qbittorrent to enable support for qBittorrent

General MP4 Configuration

1. Rename autoProcess.ini.sample to autoProcess.ini
2. Set the MP4 variables to your desired output
   • ffmpeg = Full path to FFMPEG.exe
   • ffprobe = Full path to FFPROBE.exe
   • threads = Number of threads for FFMPEG to use, default 0 (auto)
   • output_directory = you may specify an alternate output directory. Leave blank to use the same directory that the source file is in. All processing will be done in this location. (Do not use for 'Automatically Add to iTunes' folder, iTunes will add prematurely, use move_to)
   • copy_to = you may specify additional directories for the final product to be replicated to. This will be the last step performed so the file copied will be fully processed. Directories may be separated with a | character
   • move_to = you may specify one final directory to move the completed file. (Use this option for the 'Automatically Add to iTunes' folder)
   • output_extension = your output file extension, default mp4
   • temp_extension = any temporary file extension to be used during creation of the file, should be renamed to final output_extension after conversion completes. Useful for situations where programs monitor directories for certain file extensions and may attempt to scan incomplete files
   • output_format = FFMPEG format, usually MP4, MOV, or MKV
   • delete_original = True/False
   • relocate_moov = True/False - relocates the MOOV atom to the beginning of the file for better streaming
   • ios-audio = creates a 2nd copy of an audio stream that will be stereo and a different more compatible format if the normal output will not be. If a stereo source stream is detected with this option enabled, only one output stream will be produced in this codec to avoid multiple stereo audio stream copies in different codecs. True defaults to AAC, you may also set this option to a specific codec to override the default. Not specifically for iOS but legacy naming
   • ios-first-track-only = Applies the ios-audio option only to the first audio track encountered in the source video file. This prevents making dual audio streams for additional alternative language codecs or commentary tracks that may be present in the source file
   • ios-audio-filter = Applies FFMPEG audio filter option to ONLY the iOS audio channels created by the script. iOS audio counterpart to the audio-filter option below. Filter will prevent copying an audio stream
   • ios-move-last = Rearranges the iOS audio track to be after the converted track instead of first and changes the default disposition accordingly
   • max-audio-channels = Sets a maximum number of audio channels. This may provide an alternative to the iOS audio option, where instead users can simply select the desired output codec and the max number of audio channels without the creation of an additional audio track
   • video-codec = set your desired video codecs. May specify multiple comma separated values (ex: h264, x264). The first value specified will be the default conversion choice when an undesired codec is encountered; any codecs specified here will be remuxed/copied rather than converted
   • video-bitrate = allows you to set a maximum video bitrate in Kbps. If the source file exceeds the video-bitrate it will be transcoded to the specified video-bitrate, even if they source file is already in the correct video codec. If the source file is in the correct video codec and does not exceed the video-bitrate setting, then it will be copied without transcoding. Leave blank to disable this setting
   • video-crf = allows you to set the CRF which will override the video bitrate setting for those that prefer CRF. Video-bitrate setting will still be used to determine a maximum bitrate that will trigger transcoding
   • video-max-width = set a max video width to downsize higher resolution video files. Aspect ratio will be preserved
   • video-profile = set the video profile. Can use multiple comma separated values to whitelist multiple profiles, first profile will be default conversion choice. Leave blank to disable
   • h264-max-level = set your max h264 level. Use the decimal format. Levels lower than the specified value, if otherwise appropriate, will be copied without transcoding. Example - 4.0
   • pix_fmt = set the video pix_fmt. If you don't know what this is just leave it blank. Can use multiple comma separated values to whitelist multiple formats, first format will be default conversion choice
   • hwaccels = supported hwaccel parameters to be used when appropriate. Will be checked against FFMPEG support and ignored if not supported
   • hwaccels-decoders = supported hardware decoders. Will also be check against format and FFMPEG support and ignored if not supported
   • audio-codec = set your desired audio codecs. May specify multiple comma separated values (ex: ac3, aac). The first value specified will be the default conversion choice when an undesired codec is encountered; any codecs specified here will be remuxed/copied rather than converted
   • audio-channel-bitrate = set the bitrate for each audio channel. Default is 256. Setting this value to 0 will attempt to mirror the bitrate of the audio source, but this can be unreliable as bitrates vary between different codecs
   • audio-language = 3 letter language code for audio streams you wish to copy. Leave blank to copy all. Separate multiple audio streams with commas (ex: eng,spa)
   • audio-default-language = If an audio stream with an unidentified/untagged language is detected, you can default that language tag to whatever this value is (ex: eng). This is useful for many single-audio releases which don't bother to tag the audio stream as anything
   • audio-filter = Applies FFMPEG audio filter. Make sure you specify all parameters as you would using the -af option with FFMPEG command line. Filter will prevent copying an audio stream
   • aac_adtstoasc = Applies the aac_adtstoasc filter to AAC channels being copied. Useful if your source of mkv's uses raw ADTS AAC containers but can cause some playback issues with certain audio encoders
   • audio-copy-original = Copies the original audio stream to the destination regardless of codec to preserve it. Will not redundantly copy the steam if its already a valid/supported codec
   • audio-first-track-of-language = Adds only the first occurance of a specific language that is included in your audio-lanuage setting. Subsequent tracks of the same language will be skipped. Useful for eliminating commentary tracks
   • allow-audio-language-relax = If source file has no audio tracks in our desired languages, relaxes audio track requirement to get some audio
   • subtitle-codec = set your desired text based subtitle codecs. May specify multiple values. The first value will be the default conversion choice
   • subtitle-codec-image-based = similar to subtitle codec but for image based subtitles. MP4 does not support embedded image based codecs so use with other formats or external subs
   • subtitle-language = same as audio-language but for subtitles. Set to nil to disable copying of subtitles. A language must be specified for subtitles to be downloaded via subliminal
   • subtitle-default-language = same as audio-language-default but for subtitles
   • burn-subtitles = Burns subtitles onto video stream. Valid parameters are true / any, false, default, forced, default, forced. If a valid subtitle for burning is found this will force the video stream to be encoded (cannot copy). Internal subtitles are prioritized over external subtitles. This feature does not support image based subtitle formats
   • attachment-codec = Approved attachment codecs separated by commas. Attachments can only be copied not converted. Useful for copying fonts
   • process-same-extensions = instructs the script to reprocess and convert files even if they are already in the same format Good if you have old files that you want to match your current codec configuration. In situations where it looks like all streams are already correct (all streams being copied, no encoding) conversion will still be skipped. Caution: Set ios-audio and audio-copy-original to False when reprocessing files to avoid adding multiple iOS audio streams
   • force-convert = forces FFMPEG to rewrap/convert a file even if all destination streams are to be copied. Can be useful for steam tagging issues. Used in conjunction with convert-mp4
   • fullpathguess = True/False - When manually processing a file, enable to guess metadata using the full path versus just the file name (Files shows placed in a 'Movies' folder will be recognized as movies, not as TV shows for example)
   • tagfile = True/False - Enable or disable tagging file with appropriate metadata after encoding
   • tag-language = Set your tag language for TMDB/TVDB entries metadata retrieval. Use either 2 or 3 character language codes. Blank for English
   • download-artwork = Poster/Thumbnail/False - Enabled downloading and embeddeding of Season or Movie posters and embeddeding of that image into the mp4 as the cover image. For TV shows you may choose between the season artwork or the episode thumbnail by selecting the corresponding option
   • embed-subs = True/False - Enabled by default. Embeds subtitles in the resulting MP4 file that are found embedded in the source file as well as external SRT/VTT files. Disabling embed-subs will cause the script to extract any subtitles that meet your language criteria into external SRT/VTT files. The script will also attempt to download SRT files if possible and this feature is enabled
   • bad-internal-subtitle-sources - Sources that will be ignored for interal subtitles (image based formats need to be ignored, mp4 does not support)
   • bad-external-subtitle-sources - Sources that will be ignroed for external subtitlesk (some image based formats do work, more relaxed than internal sources)
   • embed-only-internal-subs = True/False - Disabled by default. Embeds only internal subtitle tracks, will skip all external subtitles. Caution: embed-subs must be enabled for this option to work
   • download-subs = True/False - When enabled the script will attempt to download subtitles of your specified languages automatically using subliminal and merge them into the final mp4 file. You must run pip install subliminal in order for this feature to be enabled
   • sub-providers = Comma separated values for potential subtitle providers. Must specify at least 1 provider to enable download-subs. See subliminal documentation for which providers are supported or leave blank for defaults
   • download-hearing-impaired-subs = Instruct subliminal to download hearing impaired subs
   • preopts = Additional unsupported options that go before the rest of the FFMPEG parameters, comma separated (Example -preset,medium)
   • postopts = Additional unsupported options that go after the rest of the FFMEPG parameters, comma separated as above
   • sort-streams = Sort output streams (audio and subtitle) based on language settings and number of channels. For example if audio-language = eng, jpn eng tracks will be arranged before jpn tracks. Helps ensure primary language will be the first audio track
   • prefer-more-channels = If the source file does not specify a default audio track and the script must guess which track is the default, setting this to True will favor tracks with more channels, False will prefer fewer channels. This also changes the sort direction if sort-streams is enabled

Permissions

Set your permission parameters for any created files below. UID and GID are not utilized in Windows. UID and GID must be the numeric ID and not the names

• chmod = 0755 default
• uid = UID for owning user. -1 to not change
• gid = GID for owning group. -1 to not change

Sickbeard Setup

1. Open Sickbeard's config.ini in Sick Beard installation folder
   • Set "extra_scripts" value in the general section to the full path to "python postConversion.py" using double backslashes
     • Example: C:\\Python27\\python C:\\Scripts\\postConversion.py
     • Make sure this is done while Sick Beard is not running or it will be reverted
2. Set the SickBeard variables in autoProcess.ini under the [Sickbeard] section:
   • host - default localhost - Sick Beard host address
   • port - default 8081 - Sick Beard port
   • ssl - 0/1
   • api_key - Set this to your Sickbeard API key (options -> general, enable API in Sick Beard to get this key)
   • web_root - Set your Sickbeard webroot
   • user - Username
   • password - Password

SickRage Setup

1. Open the configuration page in Sickrage and scroll down to the option labelled "Extra Scripts". Here enter the path to python followed by the full script path. Examples:
   • C:\\Python27\\python.exe C:\\sickbeard_mp4_automator\\postConversion.py
   • /usr/bin/python /home/user/sickbeard_mp4_automator/postConversion.py
2. Set the Sickrage variables in autoProcess.ini under the [Sickrage] section:
   • host - default localhost - Sickrage host address (localhost)
   • port - default 8081 Sickrage port
   • ssl - 1 if enabled, 0 if not
   • api_key - Set this to your Sickrage API key
   • web_root - Set your Sickrage webroot
   • user - Username
   • password - Password

Sonarr Setup

1. Set your Sonarr settings in the autoProcess.ini file
   • host = Sonarr host address (localhost) #Settings/General/Start-Up
   • port = Sonarr port (8989) #Settings/General/Start-Up
   • ssl = 1 if enabled, 0 if not #Settings/General/Security
   • apikey = Sonarr API Key (required) #Settings/General/Security
   • web_root = URL base empty or e.g. /tv #Settings/General/Start-Up
2. Browse to the Settings>Download Client tab and enable advanced settings [Show].
3. Set the Drone Factory Interval' to 0 to disable it, and disable 'Completed Download Handling' in Sonarr settings. The script will trigger a specific path re-scan, allowing the mp4 conversion to be completed before Sonarr starts moving stuff around. This step is optional if you do not desire any processing between the downloading by whichever downloader you choose (NZB or Torrent), but is required if you wish to convert the file to an MP4 before it is handed back to Sonarr.
4. Setup the postSonarr.py script via Settings > Connect > Connections > + (Add)
   • name - postSonarr
   • On Grab - No
   • On Download - Yes
   • On Upgrade - Yes
   • On Rename - No
   • Filter Series Tags - optional
   • Windows Users
     • Path - Full path to your python executable
     • Arguments - Full path to postSonarr.py
   • Nonwindows Users
     • Path - Full path to postSonarr.py
     • Arguments - Leave blank

Radarr Setup

1. Set your Radarr settings in the autoProcess.ini file
   • host = Radarr host address (localhost) #Settings/General/Start-Up
   • port = Radarr port (7878) #Settings/General/Start-Up
   • ssl = 1 if enabled, 0 if not #Settings/General/Security
   • apikey = Radarr API Key (required) #Settings/General/Security
   • web_root = URL base empty or e.g. /tv #Settings/General/Start-Up
2. Browse to the Settings>Download Client tab and enable advanced settings [Show].
3. Set the Drone Factory Interval' to 0 to disable it, and disable 'Completed Download Handling' in Radarr settings. The script will trigger a specific path re-scan, allowing the mp4 conversion to be completed before Radarr starts moving stuff around. This step is optional if you do not desire any processing between the downloading by whichever downloader you choose (NZB or Torrent), but is required if you wish to convert the file to an MP4 before it is handed back to Radarr.
4. Setup the postRadarr.py script via Settings > Connect > Connections > + (Add)
   • name - postRadarr
   • On Grab - No
   • On Download - Yes
   • On Upgrade - Yes
   • On Rename - No
   • Filter Series Tags - optional
   • Windows Users
     • Path - Full path to your python executable
     • Arguments - Full path to postRadarr.py
   • Nonwindows Users
     • Path - Full path to postRadarr.py
     • Arguments - Leave blank

CouchPotato Setup

1. Set your CouchPotato settings to the autoProcess.ini file
   • host - default localhost - CouchPotato host address
   • port - default 5050 - CouchPotato port (5050)
   • ssl - 1 if enabled, 0 if not
   • api_key - CouchPotato API Key
   • username - your CouchPotato username
   • password - your CouchPotato password
2. Edit main.py in the setup\PostProcess folder
   • Set the path variable to the script location
   • By default it points to C:\\Scripts\\
   • Use double backslahses
3. Copy the PostProcess directory from the setup folder included with this script to the CouchPotato custom_plugins directory
   • Navigate to the About page in CouchPotato, where the installation directory is displayed.
   • Go to this folder and copy the PostProcess folder (the whole folder, not just the contents) to the CouchPotato custom_plugins directory
   • Delete any .pyc files you find.
   • Restart CouchPotato
   • Verify in CouchPotato logs that PostProcess was loaded.
4. If you're using one of the post download scripts ([SAB|NZBGet|uTorrent|deluge]PostProcess.py), disable automatic checking of the renamer folder, the script will automatically notify CouchPotato when it is complete to check for new videos to be renamed and relocated. Leaving this on may cause conflicts and CouchPotato may try to relocate/rename the file before processing is completed.
   • Set Run Every to 0
   • Set Force Every to 0
   • If you aren't using one of these scripts and are using an unsupported downloader, you will need to have CouchPotato periodically check the folder for files, otherwise the post downloader scripts will manually trigger a renamer scan. Using manual triggers is helpful because it prevents a coincidental renamer scan during other processing events.
5. Configure Downloaders
   • In Settings > Downloaders configure your labels or categories to match what you have configured in your respective downloader.

NZBGet Setup

1. Copy the script NZBGetPostProcess.py to NZBGet's script folder.
   • Default location is /opt/nzbget/scripts/
2. Start/Restart NZBGet
3. Configure NZBGETPOSTPROCESS
   • Access NZBGet's WebUI
     • Default localhost:6789
   • Go to Settings
   • Select NZBGETPOSTPROCESS option at the bottom of the left hand navigation panel and configure the options
     • MP4_FOLDER - default ~/sickbeard_mp4_automator/ - Location of the script. Use full path with trailing backslash.
     • SHOULDCONVERT - True/False - Convert file before passing to destination
     • CP_CAT - default couchpotato - category of downloads that will be passed to CouchPotato
     • SONARR_CAT - default sonarr - category of downloads that will be passed to Sonarr
     • SICKBEARD_CAT - default sickbeard - category of downloads that will be passed to Sickbeard
     • SICKRAGE_CAT - default sickrage - category of downloads that will be passed to Sickrage
     • BYPASS_CAT - default bypass - category of downloads that may be converted but won't be passed on further
   • Save changes
   • Reload NZBGet
4. When assigning categories in NZBGet and your chosen media manager, ensure they match the label settings specified here so that file will be passed back to the appropriate location.
   • In the relevant category set PostScript to NZBGetPostProcess.py to ensure mp4_automator is called.

SABNZBD Setup

1. Configure SABNZBD section of autoProcess.ini
   • convert - True/False - Allows for conversion of files before passing back to the respective download manager.
   • sickbeard-category - default sickbeard - category that will be sent to Sickbeard for additional processing when download is complete
   • sickrage-category - default sickrage - category that will be sent to Sickrage for additional processing when download is complete
   • couchpotato-category - default couchpotato - category that will be sent to Couch Potato for additional processing when download is complete
   • sonarr-category - default sonarr - category that will be sent to Sonarr for additional processing when download is complete
   • byapss-category - default bypass - category that should be assigned to torrents that will not be sent anywhere when download is complete. Useful if you wish to convert files without additional processing
2. Point SABNZBD's script directory to the root directory where you have extract the script.
3. Configure categories. Categories will determine where the download is sent when it is finished
   • Settings > Categories
   • Configure name to match the settings from the SABNZBD section of autoProcess.ini
     • Default sickbeard
     • Default sickrage
     • Default couchpotato
     • Default sonarr
     • Default bypass
   • Select the SABPostProcess.py script
   • Save EACH category
4. Verify that whatever media manager you are using is assigning the label to match the label settings specified here so that file will be passed back to the appropriate location

uTorrent Setup

1. Verify that you have installed the Requests library
   • pip install requests
2. Launch uTorrent
3. Set Run Program option
   • Go to Options > Preferences > Advanced > Run Program
   • Point to uTorrentPostProcess.py with command line parameters: %L %T %D %K %F %I %N in that exact order.
4. Set your uTorrent settings in autoProcess.ini
   • convert - True/False. Allows for conversion of files before passing back to the respective download manager.
   • sickbeard-label - default sickbeard - uTorrent label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Sickbeard for additional processing when download is complete.
   • sickrage-label - default sickrage - uTorrent label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Sickrage for additional processing when download is complete.
   • couchpotato-label - default couchpotato - uTorrent label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Couch Potato for additional processing when download is complete.
   • sonarr-label - default sonarr - uTorrent label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Sonarr for additional processing when download is complete.
   • bypass-label - default bypass - label that should be assigned to torrents that will not be sent anywhere when download is complete. Useful if you wish to convert files without additional processing.
   • webui - True/False. If True the script can change the state of the torrent.
   • action_before - stop/pause or any other action from http://help.utorrent.com/customer/portal/articles/1573952-actions---webapi
   • action_after - start/stop/pause/unpause/remove/removedata or any other action from http://help.utorrent.com/customer/portal/articles/1573952-actions---webapi
   • hostname - your uTorrent Web UI URL, eg http://localhost:8080/ including the trailing slash.
   • username - your uTorrent Web UI username.
   • password - your uTorrent Web UI password.
5. Verify that whatever media manager you are using is assigning the label to match the label settings specified here so that file will be passed back to the appropriate location

qBittorrent Setup

1. Verify that you have installed the python-qbittorrent library
   • pip install python-qbittorrent
2. Launch qBittorrent
3. Set Run Program option
   • Go to Tools > Options > Run external program on torrent completion
   • Point to qBittorrentPostProcess.py with command line parameters: "%L" "%T" "%R" "%F" "%N" "%I" in that exact order.
4. Set your qBittorrent settings in autoProcess.ini
   • convert - True/False. Allows for conversion of files before passing back to the respective download manager.
   • sickbeard-label - default sickbeard - qBittorrent label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Sickbeard for additional processing when download is complete.
   • sickrage-label - default sickrage - qBittorrent label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Sickrage for additional processing when download is complete.
   • couchpotato-label - default couchpotato - qBittorrent label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Couch Potato for additional processing when download is complete.
   • sonarr-label - default sonarr - qBittorrent label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Sonarr for additional processing when download is complete.
   • radarr-label - default radarr - qBittorrent label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Radarr for additional processing when download is complete.
   • bypass-label - default bypass - label that should be assigned to torrents that will not be sent anywhere when download is complete. Useful if you wish to convert files without additional processing.
   • action_before - pause
   • action_after - resume/delete/deletedata
   • hostname - your qBittorrent Web UI URL, eg http://localhost:8080/ including the trailing slash.
   • username - your qBittorrent Web UI username.
   • password - your qBittorrent Web UI password.
5. Verify that whatever media manager you are using is assigning the label to match the label settings specified here so that file will be passed back to the appropriate location

Deluge Daemon

1. Verify that you have installed the Gevent library
   • pip install gevent
   • Windows users will need to also install the Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler for Python 2.7 for gevent to work. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=44266
2. Create username and password for deluge daemon
   • Navigate to your deluge configuration folder
     • %appdata%\Roaming\Deluge in Windows
     • /var/lib/deluge/.config/deluge/ in Linux
   • Open the auth file
   • Add a username and password in the format <username>:<password>:<level>. Replace and with your choice and level with your desired authentication level. Default level is 10. Save auth.
     • Ex: sampleuser:samplepass:10
3. Start/Restart deluged
   • deluged not deluge
4. Access the WebUI
   • Default port is 8112
   • Default password is deluge
5. Enabled the Execute plugin
   • Add event for Torrent Complete
   • Set path to the full path to delugePostProcess.py or delugePostProcess.bat for Windows users.
6. Configure the deluge options in autoProcess.ini
   • sickbeard-label - Deluge label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Sickbeard for additional processing when download is complete.
   • `sickrage-label - Deluge label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Sickrage for additional processing when download is complete.
   • couchpotato-label - Deluge label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Couch Potato for additional processing when download is complete.
   • sonarr-label - Deluge label that should be assigned to torrents that will be sent to Sonarr for additional processing when download is complete.
   • bypass-label - label that should be assigned to torrents that will not be sent anywhere when download is complete. Useful if you wish to convert files without additional processing.
   • convert - True/False. Allows for conversion of files before passing back to the respective download manager.
   • host - your Deluge hostname. Default is localhost
   • port - Deluge daemon port. Default is 58846. Do not confuse this with your WebUI port, which is different.
   • username - your Deluge username that you previously added to the auth file.
   • password - your Deluge password that you previously added to the auth file.
7. Verify that whatever downloader you are using is assigning the label to match the label settings specified here so that file will be passed back to the appropriate location

Plex Notification

Send a Plex notification as the final step when all processing is completed. This feature prevents a file from being flagged as "in use" by Plex before processing has completed.

1. Disable automatic refreshing on your Plex server
   • Settings > Server > Library and disable Update my library automatically and Update my library periodically.
2. Configure autoProcess.ini
   • refresh - True/False - Enable or disable the feature
   • host - Plex hostname. Default localhost
   • port - Plex port. Default 32400
   • token - Plex Home Token

If you have secure connections enabled with Plex you will need to add your local IP addresss that the refresh requests are coming from to allow them to trigger the refresh, otherwise you will get an HTTP error. You can alternatively not force encryption by changing Secure Connections from Required to Preferred but this is not recommended as its less secure.

Found under Plex Server Settings > Network > Advanced

Override Configuration Path

If for some reason you need to override the path to autoProcess.ini (for virtual environments, containers, etc) you can use the environment variable SMA_CONFIG to the absolute path

Post Process Scripts

The script suite supports the ability to write your own post processing scripts that will be executed when all the final processing has been completed. All scripts in the ./post_process directory will be executed if the post-process option is set to True in autoProcess.ini. Scripts within the ./post_process/resources directory are protected from execution if additional script resources are required.

The following environmental variables are available for usage:

• SMA_FILES - JSON Array of all files created by the post processing script. The first file in the array is the primary file, and any additional files are copies created by the copy-to option
• SMA_TVDBID - TVDB ID if file processed was a TV show and this information is available
• SMA_SEASON - Season number if file processed was a TV show
• SMA_EPISODE - Episode number if files processed was a TV show
• SMA_IMDBID - IMDB ID if file processed was a movie A sample script as well as an OS X 'Add to iTunes' script (iTunes.py) have been provided. Special thanks to jzucker2 for providing much of the initial code for this feature

Manual Script Usage

To run the script manually, simply run the manual.py file and follow the prompts it presents. If you wish to run it via the command line (good for batch operations) follow this format:

Help output
manual.py -h
usage: manual.py [-h] [-i INPUT] [-a] [-tv TVDBID] [-s SEASON] [-e EPISODE]
                 [-imdb IMDBID] [-tmdb TMDBID] [-nm] [-nc] [-nd]

Manual conversion and tagging script for sickbeard_mp4_automator

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i INPUT, --input INPUT
                        The source that will be converted. May be a file or a
                        directory
  --config              Specify an alternate configuration file location
  -a, --auto            Enable auto mode, the script will not prompt you for
                        any further input, good for batch files. It will guess
                        the metadata using guessit
  -tmdb TMDBID, --tmdbid TMDBID
                        Specify the TMDB ID for media
  -tvdb TVDBID, --tvdbid TMBDID
                        Specify the TVDB ID for media
  -imdb IMDBID, --imdbid IMDBID
                        Specify the IMDB ID for media
  -s SEASON, --season SEASON
                        Specifiy the season number
  -e EPISODE, --episode EPISODE
                        Specify the episode number
  -nm, --nomove         Overrides and disables the custom moving of file
                        options that come from output_dir and move-to
  -m, --moveto          Override move-to value setting in autoProcess.ini
                        changing the final destination of the file
  -nc, --nocopy         Overrides and disables the custom copying of file
                        options that come from output_dir and move-to
  -nt, --notag          Overrides and disables tagging when using the
                        automated option
  -nd, --nodelete       Overrides and disables deleting of original files
  -pr, --preserveRelative
                        Preserves relative directories when processing
                        multiple files using the copy-to or move-to
                        functionality
  -cmp4, --convertmp4   Overrides convert-mp4 setting in autoProcess.ini
                        enabling the reprocessing of mp4 files
  -fc, --forceconvert   Overrides force-convert setting in autoProcess.ini
                        enabling the reprocessing of mp4 files, also sets convert-mp4 to True
  -oo, --optionsonly    Display generated conversion options only, do not perform conversion

Examples

Movies (using IMDB ID):
manual.py -i mp4path -imdb imdbid
Example: manual.py -i "C:\The Matrix.mkv" -imdb tt0133093

Movies (using TMDB ID)
manual.py -i mp4path -tmdb tmdbid
Example: manual.py -i "C:\The Matrix.mkv" -tmdb 603

TV
manual.py -i mp4path -tvdb tmbdid -s season -e episode
Example: manual.py -i "C:\Futurama S03E10.mkv" -tvdb 73871‎ -s 3 -e 10

Auto Single File (will gather movie ID or TV show ID / season / spisode from the file name if possible)
manual.py -i mp4path -silent
Example: manual.py -i "C:\Futurama S03E10.mkv" -a

Directory (you will be prompted at each file for the type of file and ID)
manual.py -i directory_path
Example: manual.py -i C:\Movies

Automated Directory (The script will attempt to figure out appropriate tagging based on file name)
manual.py -i directory_path -a
Example: manual.py -i C:\Movies -a

Process a directory but manually specific TVDB ID (Good for shows that don't correctly match using the guess)
manual.py -i directory -a -tvdb tvdbid
Example: manual.py -i C:\TV\Futurama\ -a -tvdb 615

You may also simply run manual.py -i 'C:\The Matrix.mkv and the script will prompt you for the missing information or attempt to guess based on the file name. You may run the script with a --auto or -a switch, which will let the script guess the tagging information based on the file name, avoiding any need for user input. This is the most ideal option for large batch file operations. The script may also be pointed to a directory, where it will process all files in the directory. If you run the script without the -silent switch, you will be prompted for each file with options on how to tag, to convert without tagging, or skip.

External Cover Art

To use your own cover art instead of what the script pulls from TMDB or TVDB, simply place an image file named cover.jpg or cover.png in the same directory as the input video before processing and it will be used.

Import External Subtitles

To import external subtitles, place the .srt file in the same directory as the file to be processed. The srt must have the same name as the input video file, as well as the 3 character language code for which the subtitle is. Subtitle importing obeys the langauge rules set in autoProcess.ini, so languages that aren't whitelisted will be ignored.

Naming example:

input mkv - The.Matrix.1999.mkv
subtitle srt - The.Matrix.1999.eng.srt

Common Errors

• ImportError: No module named pkg_resources - you need to install setuptools for python. See here: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/setuptools#installation-instructions
• Problems moving from downloader back to manager - you most likely haven't set up your categories correctly. The category options designated by SB/SR/CP/Sonarr need to match the ones set in your downloader either in the plugin options or in autoProcess.ini, and these categories ALL need to execute either SABPostProcess.py for SAB or NZBGetPostProcess.py for NZBGet. Make sure they match.

Credits

This project makes use of the following projects:

• http://www.sickbeard.com/
• http://couchpota.to/
• http://sabnzbd.org/
• http://github.com/senko/python-video-converter
• http://github.com/dbr/tvdb_api
• http://code.google.com/p/mutagen/
• http://imdbpy.sourceforge.net/
• http://github.com/danielgtaylor/qtfaststart
• http://github.com/clinton-hall/nzbToMedia
• http://github.com/wackou/guessit
• http://github.com/Diaoul/subliminal

Enjoy