#Drone factory sonarr mp4#

The behavior youвЂ™re seeing around unpacked files is complete expected and they will stay in activity forever until you remove them since your current method isnвЂ™t allowing Sonarr to automatically import them.Also we recommended Unpackerr in lieu of random scripts given that it works directly with sonarr (and cleans up the unpacked files) They should be unpacked to the same directory and not elsewhere and then Sonarr will pick up the files and import them. Sonarr never has, nor likely will ever, unpack packed torrents.This does not automatically happen any longer in V3 without manually checking a box next to each one in Interactive Import. Add the show, scan drone folder, all files found, properly sorted and renamed, etc. I have often ripped my own DVD box sets, dropped them into the Drone folder with very basic naming (Frasier - S01E01.mkv), added the show, and then sure enough Sonarr would pull and process all of those episodes without ever having to search, download, etc. This worked perfectly in past revisions on Sonarr, but not in V3. I still do not see what you believe is the harm is having Sonarr import lose files. So, what is the point of the button labeled Automatically Move that appears after you click Import if it does not perform this function? It seems to move them perfectly when I instead choose Interactive Import and then check the ones that are needing to be imported. They remain in the Wanted list as an orange snatched(?) icon. These are the files that Sonarr V3 is not processing. But if the download is that of a ZIP file, Sonarr does not unzip the torrent file, therefore I have a script that runs at the end of the torrent download that unzips the files - Previously these files were placed in the Drone folder, and V2 would process them without a hitch.

#Drone factory sonarr mp4#

Now, for whatever reason, if the torrent contains a straight-up MKV or MP4 file, it will import it correctly. This is the issue - Sonarr is downloading some items via Torrent.