[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

Is there a script which can add a comment to all the downloads / links being marked / selected (insead of having to do it for each single link separately?).

Possible, but you will have to also set the desired comment in the script (there will be no popup dialog where you can enter the comment).

[Dockel]

So I each time before I would insert a comment had to open the script in the "Event scripter" and insert the text there anywhere in the script between some delimeters? Would I have to open the script manually (in the usual way) or may be with a button, shortcut in a more convenient way?

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

So I each time before I would insert a comment had to open the script in the "Event scripter" and insert the text there anywhere in the script between some delimeters? Would I have to open the script manually (in the usual way) or may be with a button, shortcut in a more convenient way?

Has to be added in the script, so you will have to go to the eventscripter panel and click edit script button to add/modify the comment.

Alternatively, I can provide a script which can read the comment from an existing link and then add it to the other links selected along with that link.

If you are running JD Windoes a workaround via VBS script might also be possible, but I will have to look into it.

[BJN01]

Originally Posted by mgpai

// Clean-up packagenames
// Trigger: Toolbar Button Pressed

if (name == "Clean-up packagenames") {
    getAllCrawledPackages().forEach(function(package) {
        var curName = package.getName();
        var newName = curName;
        var replace = function(find, replace) {
            newName = newName.replace(find, replace);
        }

        replace("-Vol ", "-V0");
        replace(/[~]/g, "-");
        replace("Darkwing duck & co", "nada");
        replace(/[❤:/\*%^°"]/g, " ");

        if (curName != newName) package.setName(newName);
    })
}

thank you

it works and inserting variables into the script is simple [= I can do it! yahoo]
should i flag (enable) the synchronous script execution option?


@zreenmkr
Thanks for your help, soon i will test your scripts better but there is one thing i would like to know:

what are the "variables" ???
both if I do "test" they give me this error message :<"name" is not defined>

[Dockel]

Has to be added in the script, so you will have to go to the eventscripter panel and click edit script button to add/modify the comment.

I guess, it would be too enconvenient so I could add the comments manually.

Alternatively, I can provide a script which can read the comment from an existing link and then add it to the other links selected along with that link.

So I would add the comment (to be added to a special amount of links) to some link and would click an icon or so and that comment would be added the links being marked? Yes, that sounds good. Thank you!

If you are running JD Windoes a workaround via VBS script might also be possible, but I will have to look into it.

Sorry? I have Win 10. Just a usual JD, I would say. Workaround? VBS? Do not know what that means, but somehow sounds good.

[BJN01]

hello , starting from the mgpai script I managed to make another one that changes the names of the file in the linkgrabber tab , and I activate it with <Toolbar Button Pressed>. (oddly it works., and from my point of view it is a success)

now I have 3 buttons with related scripts, for convenience I added an "alert" in 2 of these scripts .

Thanks to this I realized that regardless of which push button all 3 are executed.


it's normal ? is there a way to avoid it?
[I tried to select / deselect the synchronous script execution option but nothing has changed]

[AlphaSlayer]

Originally Posted by mgpai

EDIT by psp: Thank you mgpai - I've removed my request- post above this one to keep the thread clean!

// Add single URL at user defined interval
// Trigger required: "Interval"

var setInterval = 60; // in minutes
var link = "http://jdownloader.org/download/index"; // Specify URL to be added

if (interval == setInterval * 60 * 1000) {
    callAPI("linkgrabberv2", "addLinks", {
        "deepDecrypt": true,
        "links": link
    });
} else {
    interval = setInterval * 60 * 1000;
}

// Add multiple URLs at user defined interval
// Trigger required: "Interval"

var setInterval = 60; // in minutes
var feeds = JD_HOME + "/feeds/links.txt"; // Full path to text file containing the urls

if (interval == setInterval * 60 * 1000) {
    callAPI("linkgrabberv2", "addLinks", {
        "deepDecrypt": true,
        "links": readFile(feeds)
    });
} else {
    interval = setInterval * 60 * 1000;
}

File used to test the script:

What would I need to add to this to make it start downloading after everything has been grabbed and to set it to download to a specific location with subfolder by package name enabled? THANKS!

[zreenmkr]

...I do "test" they give me this error message :<"name" is not defined>

...I realized that regardless of which push button all 3 are executed

Am assuming you've created 'EventScripter Trigger' button. You need to give that each button a unique name and it is case sensitive.

1st Button

if (name == "My Button1 Name") {
//if button you rename from 'EventScripter Trigger' to '"My Button1 Name'. When this button is pressed then only this 1st codes in this body will be executed
}

2nd Button

if (name == "My Button2 Name") {
//if button you rename from 'EventScripter Trigger' to '"My Button2 Name'. When this button is pressed then only this 2nd codes in this body will be executed
}

[zreenmkr]

...most sites have dedicated plugins, so you need to find them...

Thanks @raztoki & @pspzockerscene

[Loadrix]

I'm new to this, can't code and still try figure this out.

Is it possible if you download a video (MP4, MPEG, MKV) from a website (not youtube), to automatically extract the audio part of the video container and then delete the video? Also, is it possible to write a 2nd version of that script that includes also automatic re-encoding with lower bitrate (64kbps?) to drastically shrink the filesize of the audio file?

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by AlphaSlayer

What would I need to add to this to make it start downloading after everything has been grabbed and to set it to download to a specific location with subfolder by package name enabled?

"deepDecrypt": true is not required for sites (like YT) which have dedicated plugins.

callAPI("linkgrabberv2", "addLinks", {
    "links": readFile(feeds),
    "autostart": true,
    "destinationFolder": "\\myFolder\\<jd:packagename>"
});

Optionally, use "LinkgrabberSettings.autoconfirmdelay" (Advanced Settings) to adjust the 'autostart delay'.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Loadrix

Is it possible if you download a video (MP4, MPEG, MKV) from a website (not youtube), to automatically extract the audio part of the video container and then delete the video?

JD already has an option for this. In the linkgrabber tab, select the file and use context menu command "Convert to... > Extract Audio Stream".

Also, is it possible to write a 2nd version of that script that includes also automatic re-encoding with lower bitrate (64kbps?) to drastically shrink the filesize of the audio file?

Find the 'ffmpeg' CLI command needed to convert the file and use 'callSync/callAsync' method to call it from eventscripter. If you need help adding it to the script, please provide the working CLI command here.

[AlphaSlayer]

Originally Posted by mgpai

"deepDecrypt": true is not required for sites (like YT) which have dedicated plugins.

callAPI("linkgrabberv2", "addLinks", {
    "links": readFile(feeds),
    "autostart": true,
    "destinationFolder": "\\myFolder\\<jd:packagename>"
});

Optionally, use "LinkgrabberSettings.autoconfirmdelay" (Advanced Settings) to adjust the 'autostart delay'.

Ok sweet that worked but am I doing the download location wrong? It doesn't seem to send it to that folder and i've tried with the slashes both wasy /, \. Thanks again for the help and yes this is fro youtube. "destinationFolder": "C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\New folder\<jd:packagename>"

[zreenmkr]

Is it possible if you download a video (MP4, MPEG, MKV) from a website (not youtube), to automatically extract the audio part of the video container and then delete the video? Also, is it possible to write a 2nd version of that script that includes also automatic re-encoding with lower bitrate (64kbps?) to drastically shrink the filesize of the audio file?

Adapted from @mgpai

// Extract Audio from Video then Convert to <custom> mp3 bitrate.
// Trigger required: "A Download Stopped".
// Requires ffmpeg/ffprobe. Uses JD ffmpeg/ffprobe settings if available.
// Overwrites destination file (mp3) if it already exists.


disablePermissionChecks(); //no prompting dialog
//enablePermissionChecks(); //required prompting permision

//setDisableOnException(myBoolean); // enable/disable script on exceptions
//setNotifyOnException(myBoolean); // enable/disable notification on exceptions


if (link.isFinished()) {
    var fileName = link.name.replace(/(.+)(\..+$)/, "$1");
    var fileType = link.name.replace(/(.+)(\..+$)/, "$2");
    var sourceFile = link.getDownloadPath();
    var videoFile = /\.(mp4|mkv|mov|avi|mpg|mpeg)$/.test(sourceFile);

    if (videoFile) {
        var downloadFolder = package.getDownloadFolder();
        var videoSourceFile = sourceFile;
        var audioDestFile = 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");

        //---------------------------------------------------------------
        //---extract & convert video to audio
        //---ffmpeg ref cmd: hxxps://gist.github.com/protrolium/e0dbd4bb0f1a396fcb55
        //---ffmpeg -i video.mp4 -f mp3 -ab 192000 -vn music.mp3
        //---------------------------------------------------------------

        var bitrate = 64000;
        //option 1 - CallSync
        callSync(ffmpeg, "-i", videoSourceFile, '-f', 'mp3', '-ab', bitrate, '-vn', audioDestFile);

        //Option 2 - callAsync
        //callAsync(function() {}, ffmpeg, '-i', videoSourceFile, '-f', 'mp3', '-ab', bitrate, '-vn', audioDestFile);

        var deleteSourceFile = false; // Set this to true to delete source file after conversion.
        if (deleteSourceFile && getPath(audioDestFile).exists()) deleteFile(videoSourceFile, false);

    }
}

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

Is there a script which can add a comment to all the downloads / links being marked / selected (insead of having to do it for each single link separately?).

The script will open a text file. Add your comment there and save/close it.

// Read comment from file and add it to selected links
// Trigger : Downloadlist Contextmenu Button Pressed
// Customize download list context menu > Add new 'Eventscripter Trigger' button > Rename it to "Add comment" (without quotes)

if (name == "Add comment") {
    var links = dlSelection.getLinks();

    if (links.length) {
        var textEditor = "notepad.exe";
        var commentFile = getPath(JD_HOME + "/tmp/commentFile.txt");
        if (!commentFile.exists()) writeFile(commentFile, "Replace this text with new comment, save file and exit", true);

        callSync(textEditor, commentFile);
        var comment = readFile(commentFile);

        if (comment.length) {
            links.forEach(function(link) {
                link.setComment(comment);
            })
        }
    }
}

[zreenmkr]

The script will open a text file. Add your comment there and save/close it.

I was going say ini file but good to know primitive way of things is still foolproof.

I would also want to see another line to open "/tmp/commentFile.txt" file to edit new comment but don't know if it is even possible to wait for notepad to close before continue. or perhaps a while loop to check and create new txt file everytime then remove it before exit script.

[Dockel]

mgpai

The script will open a text file. Add your comment there and save/close it.

Thank you very much!

What do I have to do here (what does the txt file open?), mark one link or more or nonce at first?


Sorry, did a very stupid mistake, got it working, missed to activate the script by checking the box. Sorry again.

So the txt file has to be saved and closed after. When it closes the text is added, that is how to use it.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

What do I have to do here (what does the txt file open?), mark one link or more or nonce at first?

The script uses a text file as an alternative to input box.

1. Select single/multiple files.
2. Click 'Add comment' button.
3. Type your 'comment' in the file which opens, save file on exit.
4. The script will read the comment from the file and add it to all selcted links.

Note: Any existing comments will be over-written with the new comment.

[zreenmkr]

scratch that

[Dockel]

Originally Posted by mgpai

The script uses a text file as an alternative to input box.

1. Select single/multiple files.
2. Click 'Add comment' button.
3. Type your 'comment' in the file which opens, save file on exit.
4. The script will read the comment from the file and add it to all selcted links.

Note: Any existing comments will be over-written with the new comment.

Works great! Many thanks! Sorry again for my mistake.