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Old 01.07.2019, 17:30
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@manforce: you would need a 3rd party tool that can send mails and call it via eventscripter and specify the file to send. eventscripter then waits for download to finish and then call the 3rd party tool to send the mail
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Old 02.07.2019, 16:00
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@manforce: you would need a 3rd party tool that can send mails and call it via eventscripter and specify the file to send. eventscripter then waits for download to finish and then call the 3rd party tool to send the mail
Ok, thanks! Which one do you suggest to use for that? Thanks again!
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Old 02.07.2019, 16:06
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what os are you using? I would ask google/search engine of your choice for easy to use commandline tool to send mails
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Old 02.07.2019, 16:13
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Hi, I'd like a way to output all filenames in a given package to either the clipboard or a text file. I've studied the thread, and it shows ways to export download URLs only (I believe) and disable files with duplicate filenames relative to a text file/actual disk files, and I'll probably experiment with those in the future.

In my case though, copying the same source URL again after some time (not always) creates a whole new package with all the same files (they don't show up as dupes), plus all the changes I'm oblivious about, and I've already done that. I'm wasting so much time right now just trying to find out which files are new, renamed, or even removed out of hundreds and hundreds in there, I believe my best bet right now is copying the 2 different lists (original + new) to Notepad++ and handle it from there.

I'm still experimenting with the Packagizer, Event Filter and Advanced Settings, but right now they aren't gonna help, so a file list is the only thing that's gonna untangle this web.

Thanks for any help!

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Old 02.07.2019, 16:34
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... output all filenames in a given package to ... the clipboard ...
Customize Context Menu > Add "Copy Information" buttton > Configure it using 'Edit menu node' panel on the right hand side of the menu editor.

For e.g. To copy just the filenames of the selected links/packages to clipboard, set "Pattern for the links" to "{name}".
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Old 02.07.2019, 16:53
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Customize Context Menu > Add "Copy Information" buttton > Configure it using 'Edit menu node' panel on the right hand side of the menu editor.

For e.g. To copy just the filenames of the selected links/packages to clipboard, set "Pattern for the links" to "{name}".
Thanks, it worked! Shows how much I don't know about JD2 posting in this thread.
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Old 02.07.2019, 17:06
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@Doughee: shows that JDownloader offers sooo much more *under the hood*
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Old 02.07.2019, 17:52
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Hi guys!

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@the Dark: Make sure you have selected the correct trigger.
The checkbox gets removed automatic if I click "OK" on error message.



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If you are enabling the folderwatch only on specific dates, you would not need to move the DLCs to a subfolder. You can just keep them in the 'added' folder and move them back to the watchfolder, whenever you wish to download them again. Under these circumstances, you will also not need a script to enable/disable folderwatch.
I want to download the same file every 15 days so the dont get deleted - I want the script to do all the magic So moving the files would be awesome...

Example: 50 *.dlc files get loaded into LinkGrabber total download size ~4TB

I need to correct the error message: It get shown everytime! The files do not get deleted so the fill up my hard drive
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Old 02.07.2019, 18:20
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The checkbox gets removed automatic if I click "OK" on error message.

broken scripts are auto deactivated
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Old 02.07.2019, 18:21
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can you show the script for *download stopped* event?
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Old 02.07.2019, 18:21
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The checkbox gets removed automatic if I click "OK" on error message
You may get that error if you have enabled "Remove finished downloads" in "Settings > General". Set it to "never" or "at startup".

If you still get errors, contact me in JD Chat.
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Old 03.07.2019, 10:50
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what os are you using? I would ask google/search engine of your choice for easy to use commandline tool to send mails
Win7 or 10.. ok, I try to search, then maybe I'd need help just to write the script correctly..:)
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Old 04.07.2019, 14:38
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@manforce: sure, once you've found a tool, we will try to help with the script
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Old 04.07.2019, 20:02
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Default Convert AAC/M4A/OGG files to MP3 with Tempo Speed

Hi everyone,

I have been using Convert AAC/M4A/OGG files to MP3 script by mgpai for a while, and it has been great. I mainly use it to download newscast and listen them while in the gym/driving.
Is it possible to speed up the audio by adding ATEMPO settings?

I spent some time trying to add it, but can't get it to work. Can someone help?


// Convert aac/m4a/ogg files to mp3.
// Trigger required: "A Download Stopped".
// Requires ffmpeg/ffprobe. Uses JD ffmpeg/ffprobe settings if available.
// Overwrites destination file (mp3) if it already exists.

if (link.isFinished()) {
var fileName = link.name.replace(/(.+)(\..+$)/, "$1");
var fileType = link.name.replace(/(.+)(\..+$)/, "$2");
var sourceFile = link.getDownloadPath();
var audioFile = /\.(aac|m4a|ogg)$/.test(sourceFile);

if (audioFile) {
var downloadFolder = package.getDownloadFolder();
var destFile = downloadFolder + "/" + fileName + ".mp3";
var ffmpeg = callAPI("config", "get", "org.jdownloader.controlling.ffmpeg.FFmpegSetup", null, "binarypath");
var ffprobe = callAPI("config", "get", "org.jdownloader.controlling.ffmpeg.FFmpegSetup", null, "binarypathprobe");
var data = JSON.parse(callSync(ffprobe, "-v", "quiet", "-print_format", "json", "-show_streams", "-show_format", sourceFile));
var streamsBitrate = data.streams[0].bit_rate ? data.streams[0].bit_rate : 0;
var formatBitrate = data.format.bit_rate ? data.format.bit_rate : 0;
var bitrate = Math.max(streamsBitrate, formatBitrate) / 1000;
var deleteSourceFile = true; // Set this to true to delete source file after conversion.

if (bitrate > 0) {
callSync(ffmpeg, "-y", "-i", sourceFile, "-b:a", bitrate + "k", atempo="1.5", destFile);
if (deleteSourceFile && getPath(destFile).exists()) deleteFile(sourceFile, false);
}
}
}
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Old 04.07.2019, 20:13
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callSync(ffmpeg, "-y", "-i", sourceFile, "-b:a", bitrate + "k", "-filter:a","atempo=1.5", destFile);
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Old 06.07.2019, 12:23
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Low-priority question:
How to do the following?
If download of zip file is about to start but directory with the same name already exists, don't download (for example disable) that zip file.
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Old 06.07.2019, 13:28
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If download of zip file is about to start but directory with the same name already exists, don't download (for example disable) that zip file.
Which directory should be compared? Download directory or extraction directory? Please give a working example.
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Old 06.07.2019, 14:56
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core feature already does that, so a script wont be needed.
settings > advanced settings > GeneralSettings.mirrordetectiondecision == FILENAME_FILESIZE
Dumb question, but how do I utilize this feature in my scenario? Would I disable "download duplicates" while this setting is on? It's still downloading duplicates despite this on..
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Old 06.07.2019, 15:28
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@dankmemer: this option tells JDownloader to compare file sizes as well. so different filesize -> different file
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Old 06.07.2019, 16:59
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I tried searching but I don't think my specific case was discussed here!

I am downloading files that sometimes have the same file name, however they are not the same file. Sometimes they are, but sometimes they're not. I think this was a website that did poor CDN practices early on, but later changed their file name system when they grew.

Anyways, what the script would have to check for is both the file name AND the size of the file. If both are the same, then the file is a duplicate, otherwise download the file by renaming the new file.

The files are all within folder, example:
Folder > Folder1 > 67575675.jpg
Folder > Folder1 > 67575675.jpg (duplicate)


There are other folders, so in that example imagine Folder2, etc. BUT this script only needs to check the folder it's saving within.
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@dankmemer: this option tells JDownloader to compare file sizes as well. so different filesize -> different file
Looks like the user's requirement is similar to the one in this thread.
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