Justchill:
It would be great if that was possible to get with salami's movie organiser; maybe you can connect with tvdb.com or something to get the metadata? Will you consider implementing this feature?
The script is acutally pretty good, I didn't find much that is missing. A GUI driven grabber for TV shows would require a a very different approach than SMO, so if I did wirte anything it would probably be a new separate program.
Maybe I can just write a GUI for the current script if there's demand for that?
Justchill:
About the Ruby; you have to rename your files... but I don't understand to what? Your guide says:
So eg. Lost-S04E02.avi it would not recognize?
Would it recognize desperate.housewives.s04e13.0TV.Xvid.avi ?
The ruby script scans for a known numbering scheme in the entire filename. It doesn't matter that your files start with "Lost-", since you are using "s04e02" in it. The script will get metadata for the episode that got aired as season 4, episode 2 according to thetvdb.com (watch out for DVDs that ship in a different order).
Another widely used scheme that is not mentioned in the docs is "4x02".
Justchill:
Can it handle other file types than AVI ? like *.mkv ..
Yes.
Justchill:
Is there a fast way to rename your filenames? Mine are all different :X
I love the "Multi-Rename-Tool" from Total Commander, you can do pretty much anything with that.