vorg - organize your videos
vorg [OPTIONS] [FILES]
-u, --undo
undo organization. FILES may be a *filelist*
-o DIRECTORY, --outdir DIRECTORY
use DIRECTORY as root of all output; default is .
-m, --move
move FILES (default)
-c, --copy
copy FILES
-l, --link
hardlink FILES
-v NUM, --verbosity NUM
choose how much info to output: (each level includes those above it. interactive output is always visible)
-2: fatal errors
-1: errors
0: warnings (default)
1: verbose
2: debug
-h, --help
just show this text
-r, --recursive
step into directories instead of omitting them
-p, --part
do not omit .part files
-b, --build-no
just print the build number
--clean SIZE
after organizing, for each folder that was part of the input, remove it recursively if its total size (including children) is less than SIZE bytes. SIZE is a natural number, optionally suffixed by K, M or G (2K = 2 * 1024).
--ask-clean
ask before cleaning a directory. see --clean
--manual-name NAME
override vorg's parser when parsing names, e.g. Community. this is useful if the filename is all lowercase.
To download subtitles, check out addic7ed-cli. Because it supports the filelist format that vorg uses to save file information, downloading subtitles is as easy as
$ addic7ed E19.avi
For syncing your video folders, for example [local hdd] -> [usb hdd], rsync is handy:
$ rsync -a ~/Video /media/USB-HDD/Video