Unrar unpack unzip torrents

[dpslusser]

I have been looking for a couple days now, and can not find anything solid on this subject. After I download a torrent. It may be broken up into 20 different .rar files. I have to use my laptop to access the nmt and unrar it over the network. Talk about a pain. I don't care if it takes all day to do it, due to the speed of the nmt. Is there no app for the nmt can do this unrar, or unzip, or unpack, or what-ever-you-want to call it????

[Robvs]

I'm looking for an answer to the same question. Looks like you have to be a computer genius who understands what to run scripts means, how to create a script, and how to make it actually work. Let me know if you find anything.

[Roman_V_M]

If you mean manual unraring via player's GUI, then 200 series players do support it. You simply need to select a RAR by pressing Enter in the file browser and choose unpack option in the menu that will appear. 200 series can also play files directly from RARs but this may be buggy.

[morn]

When i tries to do that, it will only unrar file nr. 1..... I normally telnet to the devise from my iPad and used the unrar e command...

[DathRarhek]

There are several ways to do this completely automated. But it mainly depends on what your setup is for downloading torrents. Could you explain that?

And yes, in all cases it does require quite some fiddling with telnet, editors and scripts. Unfortunately it seems that majority of the community uses Usenet, and the automated ready to go scripts are much better for them.

But it's possible. For example I work with: RSS feed -> TorrentWatch-X -> Transmission 2.21 -> Modified unrar script -> Oversight. This does work, and completely automated downloads my movies and series.

[jannes]

(10-22-2011 10:29 AM)DathRarhek Wrote:  There are several ways to do this completely automated. But it mainly depends on what your setup is for downloading torrents. Could you explain that?

And yes, in all cases it does require quite some fiddling with telnet, editors and scripts. Unfortunately it seems that majority of the community uses Usenet, and the automated ready to go scripts are much better for them.

But it's possible. For example I work with: RSS feed -> TorrentWatch-X -> Transmission 2. 21 -> Modified unrar script -> Oversight. This does work, and completely automated downloads my movies and series.

Hey DathRarhek,

I got the setup you're describing here..
RSS feed with Torrentwatch-X

Can you help me with a modified script that unpacks and adds it to Oversight? Would be wonderful!

Cheers

[DathRarhek]

(04-05-2013 06:52 PM)jannes Wrote:  I got the setup you're describing here..
RSS feed with Torrentwatch-X

Can you help me with a modified script that unpacks and adds it to Oversight? Would be wonderful!

Cheers

I've posted that in this thread before. It is:

Code:

#!/bin/sh
# By DathRarhek

# The script for Transmission to unrar the newly downloaded files
# then scan them with Oversight

unrar_bin=/nmt/apps/bin/unrar

echo "############ " + `date` + " ############" >> /share/unrar.log

if [ -n "$TR_TORRENT_DIR" ] && [ -n "$TR_TORRENT_NAME" ] ; then
    name="$TR_TORRENT_NAME"
    dir="$TR_TORRENT_DIR"
fi

if [ -n "$1" ] ; then
    name=`basename "$1"`
    dir=`dirname "$1"`
fi

echo "Torrent name: $name" >> /share/unrar.log
echo "Torrent root dir: $dir" >> /share/unrar.log

if [ -z "$name" ] || [ -z "$dir" ] || [ ! -d "$dir/$name" ] ; then
    echo "Torrent data does not exit" >> /share/unrar.log
    exit 1;
fi

mkdir -p "/share/Complete/$name/"

IFS=$'\n'
for item in $(find "$dir/$name" -name "*.nfo" -o -name "*.rar" -o -name "*.mkv" -o -name "*.avi" -o -name "*.mp4"); do
    if [[ "$(echo "$item" | egrep -i "\.rar$" )" ]]; then
        echo "Found rar: $item" >> /share/unrar.log
        $unrar_bin x -y -o+ -p- -idq `echo "$item"` "/share/Complete/$name" >> /share/unrar.log 2>&1
    fi
    if [[ "$(echo "$item" | egrep -i "\.(mkv|avi|mp4)$" | grep -iv sample )" ]]; then
        echo "Found media: $item" >> /share/unrar.log
        cp "$item" "/share/Complete/$name/."
    fi
    if [[ "$(echo "$item" | egrep -i "\.nfo$" )" ]]; then
        echo "Found nfo: $item" >> /share/unrar.log
        cp "$item" "/share/Complete/$name/."
    fi
done
unset IFS

echo "Scanning with oversight" >> /share/unrar.log

# Scanning with Oversight
/share/Apps/oversight/bin/oversight.sh NEWSCAN RENAME "/share/Complete/$name/"

echo "Done at " + `date` >> /share/unrar.log