Not only this, but Catch uses macOS' Notification Center notifications to alert your each time it picks-up a new TV show feed, and it also enables you to organize your torrents in specific folders. In plain words, Catch will download the new torrent files with your TV episodes to any location and also open them with your system’s default torrent downloader. A small and efficient ShowRSS client for the MacĬatch is a lightweight macOS app that lives in the status bar and automatically “catches” any new torrent files from your ShowRSS feed. You basically have to pick the TV shows that interest you from a list and ShowRSS will provide you with a feed that can be used to download them with the help of your torrent client.
Following the same idea, ShowRSS is a service that makes it possible for you to track your favorite TV shows. I've used 3.3 and 3.4 but both of those have issues as well, different issues that I don't even get as far as adding the feeds (like moving a completed torrent to a new folder based on label).If you are an avid movie fan, then you probably know by now that torrents represent one of the best ways to watch the latest movies or TV shows. If I double click the show in the feed, it downloads without issue.
It's not with the feed because once the show is listed, the feed is no longer needed - uTorrent should take over from there. So my gut feeling says there is an issue with the Smart Episode filter setting. I've reset the feed, cleared out the history, and clean installed uTorrent. Now I have already downloaded showb.s1e1 and showC.s1e1/2 previously. If I turn off smart episode, showA.s1e1, showb.s1e1 and showC.s1e2 start downloading.
With smart episode filtering on, none of them will download. If I turn off smart episode filtering, however, it will download the latest copy of the show. The feed properly brings in the shows, but will not automatically download the shows. I am running into exactly the same issue.
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