Awesome

Description

Hash and renames files based on information from the AniDB API and a user defined format string. Can also add files to MyList. Run adbren.pl without arguments for full usage information.

URL

adbren has a permanent home on github: http://github.com/clip9/adbren

Install / Configuration

Clone the git repository or download a copy, then execute the adbren.pl script. It will ask you for your user name and password to anidb. This configuration is stored in ~/.adbren.config. Delete this file and execute adbren.pl to rerun the configuration.

Usage

adbren.pl [options] <file1/dir1> [file2/dir2] ...

Options

    --format        Format. Default is preset 0
    --preset        Format preset number. See list below;
    --strict        Use stricter cleaning. Only allow [a-Z0-9._]
    --noclean       Do not clean values of format vars. 
                    (Don't remove spaces, etc.7)
    --norename      Do not rename files. Just print the new names.
    --mylist        Add hashed files to mylist.
    --onlyhash      Only print ed2k hashes. 
    --nocorrupt     Don't rename "corrupt" files. (Files not found in AniDB)
    --logfile       Log files renamed to this file. Default: ~/adbren.log
                    This log is used to avoid hashing files already processed.
    --noskip        Do not skip files found in the log.
    --nolog         Do not do any logging.
    --debug         Debug mode.

Format variables

    %fid%, %aid%, %eid%, %gid%, %lid%, %status%, %size%, %ed2k%, 
    %md5%, %sha1%, %crc32%, %lang_dub%, %lang_sub%, %quaility%, %source%, 
    %audio_codec%, %audio_bitrate%, %video_codec%, %video_bitrate%,
    %resolution%, %filetype%, %length%, %description%, %group%, 
    %group_short%, %episode%, %episode_name%, %episode_name_romaji%,
    %episode_name_kanji%, %episode_total%, %episode_last%, %anime_year%,
    %anime_type%, %anime_name_romaji%, %anime_name_kanji%, 
    %anime_name_english%, %anime_name_other%, %anime_name_short%, 
    %anime_synonyms%, %anime_category%, %version%, %censored%,
    %orginal_name%

Notes

Directories on the command line are scanned recursively. Files are renamed in the same directory.

Format Presets

0. %anime_name_english%_%episode%%version%-%group_short%.%filetype%
1. %anime_name_english%_%episode%%version%_%episode_name%-%group_short%.%filetype%
2. %anime_name_english%_%episode%%version%_%episode_name%-%group_short%(%crc32%).%filetype%
3. %anime_name_english% - %episode% - %episode_name% - [%group_short%](%crc32%).%filetype%

Tips & Tricks

You can use an absolute or relative path in the format parameter like this:

	./adbren.pl --format /mnt/raid/%anime_name_english%/%episode%.%filetype%
	./adbren.pl --format %anime_name_english%/%episode%.%filetype%

In the second example the target path is relative to the current directory not the the directory where the file currently is.