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long_description="""
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nzbToMedia
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==========
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Efficient on demand post processing
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-----------------------------------
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A PVR app needs to know when a download is ready for post-processing. There are two methods:
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1. On-demand post-processing script (e.g. sabToSickBeard.py or nzbToMedia.py): A script in the downloader runs once at the end of the download job and notifies the PVR app that the download is complete.
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2. Continuous folder scanning: The PVR app frequently polls download folder(s) for completed downloads.
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On-demand is superior, for several reasons:
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1. The PVR app is notified only once, exactly when the download is ready for post-processing
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2. The PVR app does not have to wait for the next poll interval before it starts processing
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3. Continuous polling is not as efficient and is more stressful on low performance hardware
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8. On-demand scripts can be tweaked to allow for delays with slow hardware
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nzbToMedia is an on-demand post-processing script and was created out of a demand for more efficient post-processing on low-performance hardware. Many features have been added so higher performance hardware can benefit too.
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Many issues that users have with folder scanning can be fixed by switching to on-demand. A whole class of support issues can be eliminated by using nzbToMedia.
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""",
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author='Clinton Hall',
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