Mr_Noodle wrote:Are all these folders under a common folder? If so, you can create a rule to go into subfolders. Otherwise, you can try creating a Smart Folder for those and then use Hazel to monitor that.
Mr Noodle,
I'm not sure I understand your question but will do my best to answer. I'm away from my video raid currently but have built out a similar folder structure on my desktop. There is a common folder, in the image here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/hrpvrewe5y3d0 ... n.png?dl=0 where you'll see that the common folder is "VIDEO RAID". In VIDEO RAID you'll see there are four main folders, "Job 1", "Job 2", "Job 3", "Job 4"...each one of these folders has a "MASTER" folder with "MP4" and "YouTube" subfolders. In each jobs "MASTER" folder are files called "Job x video - YouTube.mov" and "Job x video.mp4".
I want to make a single Hazel rule that will see "Job 1 video.mp4" and move it into VIDEO RAID/Job 1/MASTER/MP4 and will see "Job 1 video - YouTube.mov" and move it into VIDEO RAID/Job 1/MASTER/YouTube.
This single Hazel rule would then also see the files in the other jobs and move them into the proper folders within that job.
I do apologize if I'm having a hard time articulating my need here, I'm very new to automation and am trying to get up to speed, again, I really do appreciate your help!
Thanks,
Ben