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Derigable:
Just wondering if anyone knows of a method to create a categories filter that filters for length of the video?
Say if the video is greater than 65 minutes put it into X Folder.
Thanks for your time
Me

Rdl:
There are better ways to sort pr0n from regular videos :)

Seriously, by the time you can get to video length, every function performed by category has been been done. What will be used to get video length?

Derigable:
What are these better ways, and where can I find them? ;)

Maybe I am misunderstanding categories in the GUI but right now I am just trying to differentiate movies from tv shows, and the only thing that I can see as being different is the length of the video.

Rdl:
I would really like to know your understanding of categories. Maybe it will help me improve it.

Currently, you could create one category for Series with download/unrar folders/settings and another category for Movies. Then, before adding nzb choose category. Or if you add under keywords for Series category following - @^.*\.S\d\dE\d\d\..*$, series nzbs will most likely auto set Series category. For explanaition of each column read hint for it by moving mouse over each column header.

Derigable:
Your explanation is pretty much my understanding then.
I am not fluent in regex so I could be making some mistakes here.
I have 3 total catagories for tvshows set up, 1 that seems to work for most and 2 running test scripts to see if it grabs the shows and puts them in a folder for each of the tests.
test1 uses @"^.*S\d\dE\d\d" in the key words
test2 uses (.*)\.S(\d+)E(\d+)\.(.*)
and the main one that seems to work tvshows using @[sS]\d+[xX\-\.]?[eE]\d+
The two test keywords do not seem to work as nothing ever gets sent to those folders.
The problem is the main one will also grab some movies , and will miss some of the tvshows.
As for the movies I have 3 test keywords regex and one main filter. the tests: @\(tt[0-9]+\)  ; ^(.*?)\W(?:(\d{4})(?:\W(\d+p)?)|(\d+p)(?:\W(\d{4}))?)\b ; and (^[^\[]+)(?= \[) do not seem to do anything, as nothing ever shows up in those folders. I am able to use variations of "bluray" to grab a bunch of them but nothing that works consistently.
So I am trying to find some key words or regex that will grab the movies as well.
Music is a similar situation where I am able to get some of them marked but not all.... so if there are any filters that can be used more efficiently I would be happy to see them as well.
Thanks for your time.

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