def get_torrent(self, quality=None):
"""Picks a suitable torrent and returns it."""
if not quality:
quality = config["quality"]
# bish, bash, bosh
#if len(self.torrents) == 1 and self.torrents[0].quality <= quality:
# return self.torrents[0]
# One torrent higher than the quality we want. this is unlikely, but
# unwanted.
#elif len(self.torrents) == 1:
# raise EpisodeNoWorkingTorrentsError
# Use the highest quality available in the feed. This is to avoid
# delays trying to find a higher quality torrent if there's really
# no chance of finding one.
# The only disadvantage to this method is when a higher quality
# episode does actually pop up, we will probably miss the first one.
wanted_quality = min(quality, self.show.best_quality)
shortlist = []
# First try : download the episodes for which we have the wanted
# quality
for torrent in self.torrents:
if torrent.quality == wanted_quality:
try:
torrent.download_retry()
shortlist.append(torrent)
except TorrentError, e:
logging.warn("Torrent download failed: %s" % e)
def _save_episode(self, episode):
try:
filename = episode.save(config["quality"])
logging.info("%s saved to %s" % (episode, filename))
return True
except EpisodeQualityDelayError:
logging.debug("Delaying download of this episode to wait for "
"a higher quality to be released.")
except EpisodeNoWorkingTorrentsError:
#if key == keys[-1]:
# TODO: only warn about this once otherwise cron jobs
# will get oh-so-annoying. store in state file
# so we're only bugged once or twice
# logging.info("No working torrents found for %s. The "
# "download will be attempted again next "
# "time PyTVShows is run."
# % new_episodes[key])
#else:
# TODO: store failed torrents in the state file for
# retrying
logging.warn("No working torrents found for %s." % episode)
return False
