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How to extract nzbs in folder named with the nzb name ?

Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 12:53 pm
by shak
Hi everyone !

I'm having an issue for sometime now . What i want is afterwards i download the nzb to be extracted to a folder named from the name of the nzb .

I've checked derive after rar and automatically import file and download . I know that if i check automatically folder out of nzb name that i can get my folder like this [nzb]Filename . Is there a way to get only the filename as name of the folder instead with the [nzb] prefix . I can get it to work with altbinz pretty easy but not with usenet explorer , i don't know what option i left behind .

Thanks in advance ,

Andrew

PS It seems that without the option automatically folder out of nzb name , some nzbs work and some don't . It seems that audio nzbs with albums are extracted without the folder name whereas others like game have a folder , so maybe this is isn't an issue with the client ? but with the nzb file ?

Re: How to extract nzbs in folder named with the nzb name ?

Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 10:56 am
by shak
I wish this issue was fixed with the newest version but it haven't :(

And is simple feature to extract an nzb and to be named with the name of the nzb file , for example i donwload an nzb file michael jackson - thriller to create a folder michael jackson - thriller .

With auto-folder name out i get [nzb] michael jackson - thriller , with this option not selected all i get is the contents of the nzb file (the songs in this case) to be extracted in Downloads folder among with all the other contents of the Download folder

Re: How to extract nzbs in folder named with the nzb name ?

Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2012 4:28 pm
by alex
As to the particular question, I had missed your first post, I've looked into the options now, since I didn't quite remember.

Uncheck edit menu->properties->save/unpack, save, auto download&save, prepend view name.

Other folders you mention which are created "sometimes" probably those are the unrar folders defined in save/unpack, unpack, unrar, unrar to subdir.

As to the other question I'll try to reply in the thread.