==reason
Recently, I decided to start using yahoo pipes as referenced in a few posts here for multiple rss feeds. I did this, because whenever I use just one rss feed, there are problems with missing things, servers going down, etc. At some point, for one reason or another, the rss stops working for a few days before I really notice it's broke.
For the past couple weeks this multiple rss has worked excellently, with one exception. Because there are multiple rss feeds, sometimes there are duplicate lines. I have tried everything I can think of on yahoo's side. The unique operator does not help, because when you move from one index provider to another the subject in rss may change from "[7980]-[FULL]-[Something]-[ Something.S02E06.HDTV.XviD-2HD ]-[01/18] - "Something.s02e06.hdtv.xvid-2hd.nfo" yEnc " to "[7980]-[FULL]-[Something]-[ Something.S02E06.HDTV.XviD-2HD ]-[00/18] - "Something.s02e06.hdtv.xvid-2hd.sfv" yEnc " (notice file name listed) If there are any other ways to do this type of filtering in pipes I would be interested, however, I believe the following would be better suited to the task.
==important part
1. I believe it would be EXTREMELY handy if you could extend the current altbinz "import already downloaded as paused" feature to pause in-queue items as well (ones not downloaded yet). That would solve the problem 98% .... which brings me to the second half.
2. It would be even better if you could merge the two together. Let's say the first rss was incomplete, file 10 has parts 1-10, but needs parts 11-20 (easy numbers). Currently, the easiest way to fix this... a person would have to notice it, then requeue the entire collection while unpausing the broken file. It would be great if altbinz could figure out that file 10 was incomplete when it was downloaded... and either skip the auto pause (causing some wasted bandwidth but still working perfectly), or copy the missing parts into the still in queue item.