How to Proccess Custom Psoters with FileBot Watcher?

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hama4reall
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How to Proccess Custom Psoters with FileBot Watcher?

Post by hama4reall »

Hi, I'm Wondering if there's a way i can process my Custom Posters thats in the same folder as the videos.
So i have set up a folder thats been synced by syncthing between my backup and main server and I'm uploading stuffs to the backup server then it goes to the main server what i upload is videos of movies and tvshows alongside my custom posters for them. but filebot watcher skipps them since it recognizes them as a jpg/image. so how i can overwrite that and tell it to organize the posters too.
also i'm thinking i could name the posters just like the videos but add a
-poster
in the end of the poster, would that work? also for tv shows i just have custom poster for the tv show itself not for seasons or episode and i have the videos like so

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Show.Name
├── Show.Name.S01E01.1080p.mp4
├── Show.Name.S01E02.1080p.mp4
├── Show.Name.S01E03.1080p.mp4
├── Show.Name.S01E04.1080p.mp4
└── Show.Name-poster.jpg
whould this work?
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Re: How to Proccess Custom Psoters with FileBot Watcher?

Post by rednoah »

:idea: FileBot will process *-poster.jpg by default if they're already well-named. See Companion Files for details.


:arrow: You can copy along arbitrarily named companion files via --apply post-processing features › Import companion files but you may have to run additional custom code to make the *.jpg name conform to the video file name.


:!: The amc script notably cannot process standalone image files. You would have to write your own custom code for that, and you would have to create your own filebot-watcher docker that uses your own custom code.


:arrow: You'll probably want to adjust your process and only move files into your watch folder once you have already added the *-poster.jpg file. Alternatively, you could use --apply post-processing features › Fetch cover images fetch movie / series posters automatically.
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