#Automated moves based on Content Ratings

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brittle kestrel
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Hey đź‘‹
Jumping right in - I've got this python script that I'm building. I've got a massive library and not all files are being sorted into the correct libraries. For instance I've got G & PG movies in the directory for Adults (PG-13 - Mature) and would like to move them to the Kids Movies (G - PG) directory using this script. Would this script work with my existing PMM config yaml?

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keen capeBOT
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Welcome @brittle kestrel!

Someone from <@&938443185347244033> will assist when they're available.

Including the meta.log from the beginning is a huge help, type !logs for more information.

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brittle kestrel
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This would be especially helpful for my Radarr Lists.

pallid salmon
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Pmm doesn’t care where your media is located at

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pallid salmon
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It just matters that it’s in plex

brittle kestrel
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So this would be a separate script running that would just TMDB on it's own? Hmm.

pallid salmon
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I mean yea pmm just interacts with the plexapi it doesn’t need to know or have any access to your file system

dull shell
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Yeah pmm doesn’t give a shit what it’s path is. It just knows what’s in Plex

brittle kestrel
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Sad.

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Okay. Thanks all.

late ferry
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I don't understand what's "sad" here?

pale roost
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You might be able to use PMM to IDENTIFY the movies that are in the incorrect directory if that's what you're struggling with?

late ferry
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Yeah, I’m not sure how you want it to work “with your existing PMM config yaml”. What is the problem you’re trying to solve?

edgy merlin
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Like the real problem…. With little context we cannot offer much.

And I am on my phone so pretty much impossible to see that screenshot with text in it

brittle kestrel
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Problem: G rated and PG rated movies are in "Adult_Movies" folder.
Solution: Automation using PMM or similiar that will automatically move these files from "Adult_Movies" to "Kids_Movies"

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@pale roost perfecto.

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I'm working on using Radarr API as we speak. Will update IF need be.

edgy merlin
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OK... so as I think we said... PMM cannot move files at teh filesystem level.

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people here use things like radarr, sonarr, filbot along with TRaSH naming convention to automate 99% of all this

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brittle kestrel
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Yeah I spoke with the Starr guys. I then came here.
I'm fully aware of how to be an "as I said" guy. But thanks to @pale roost for giving a straight helpful answer.
If you want to be a prick... get off here and do something important with your life.

pale roost
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lol

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no one was being a prick but ok