You click TheMovieDB and not TheTVDB : https://i.imgur.com/5oRSF8B.png :idea: Clicking the Episode Mode: TheMovieDB button will instruct FileBot to look at the files that you have currently loaded into Original Files and match them to Episode objects from TheMovieDB . Your format is then applied to ...

Likely a temporary server-side issue. Please try again tomorrow.


Note that it works for me at this point in time:

License Error: UNREGISTERED ... FileBot requires a valid license. Please run `filebot --license *.psm` to install your FileBot license. * FileBot is running as [LOCAL SERVICE] using [C:\WINDOWS\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Roaming\FileBot\license.txt] Bad License (>_<) :idea: Each user has ...

e.g. just add it to your format: {n} - {s00e00} - {t} { fn.match(/[-]([^-]+)$/) } e.g. use {jellyfin} operators as seen in Answer 2 above: Z:/{ jellyfin.id % { fn.match(/[-][^-]+$/) } } Fetch failed: Try again in 8 seconds (1 more) => net.filebot.web.HttpServerError: https://api4.thetvdb.com/v4/logi...

Unfortunately, we don't allow dictionary entries. Lots of movie names start with or end with "Silence" . The upper-case / mixed-case variation is much less likely to mismatch. This is a FileBot limitation. :idea: You can however match information from the file path if your files already fo...

Unfortunately, we don't allow dictionary entries. Lots of movie names start with or end with "Silence" . The upper-case / mixed-case variation is much less likely to mismatch. This is a FileBot limitation. :idea: You can however match information from the file path if your files already fo...

:idea: {group} will give you the standard case for the group at hand. The standard case for any one particular group may be lower-case, upper-case or mixed-case and any variation will get normalized to the standard case. Note that you can match information from the file path if {group} doesn't do wh...

If you must keep the original folders, to keep the series artwork in the series folder and the season artwork in the season folder, then you'll want to only rename the file. Your proposed format may rewrite the season folder (i.e. create new "Season 01" folder if "Season 1" alrea...

Answer 1 You'll want to organize files into a new structure / new parent folder. The new parent folder does not contain any folders when you set out, so you won't run into any left-over folder issues. See How do I organize files for Plex? for example. Everything that applies to Plex also applies to...

If the SxE numbers in the database don't match the SxE numbers in the files you have, then you will want to start by reading FAQ #2 in the manual and following all the links. If you are using the Desktop application, then you'll especially want to click on the Manual Matching , Linear Rename and How...

Plex uses TheMovieDB unless otherwise specified. Plex also uses the standard Aired / Airdate Order unless otherwise specified. See How do I organize files for Plex? for details. :?: Did you explicitly configure your Plex library to use TheTVDB / Alternative Order ? Because if you use Plex, then you ...

Yep, the {...} block will yield no result if the code fails, e.g. due to match() not being able to find the given pattern. The Format Editor will give you a very clear status message in this case. See Learn how {expressions} work and useful Helper Functions for details. :idea: You can do Double-Clic...

:idea: The price after taxes and fees is indeed ≈ 60 USD if you choose to use the Microsoft Store: $30 * (30 / 0.7 + 20 ≈ 60) on the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 only ( not including Windows 7 / Windows Server / Windows Enterprise / etc) Microsoft Store and Mac App Store purchases are always life-...

{i} will give you the incremental number. {fn} will give you the current file name. See Rename photos for example.

The examples above will give you all the building blocks you need, file / folder names, before pattern, after pattern, match pattern, remove pattern, etc. You do not need to learn or know about Java / Groovy to use and modify the examples. A bit of regex pattern basics will be very helpful though.

:idea: The format above will generate a relative file path. FileBot does not know relative to where, and will thus guess. If your format generates the absolute file path you want, then FileBot will use just that. Since you did not tell us the absolute target file path you want, we could not give you...

:arrow: Original Post: https://www.reddit.com/r/filebot/comments/1cviwck/renaming_training_tutorials/ :arrow: General Help: Organize files based on information present in the file path and How do I prototype a plain file format for renaming and reorganizing generic files? :idea: You can use a format...

e.g. {plex} operators

:?: What does the error message say when it doesn't work? (please copy & paste the error message verbatim, or use screenshots , so that we can see what you can see) :idea: Bad License generally means that the text content you have pasted is not a License Key. The error message would provide addi...

I frequently receive trash results in other pairing, just this single file lookup was resolved by the adult flag. I'd be happy to look at the issue. Please paste sample file paths as text so that I can run tests. Feel free to include multiple example file paths so that we can better understand your...

I'd just ditch the "capitalising first letter on each word" requirement for the sake of simplicity. You could certainly write code that capitalizes some words but not others, but things do get complicated... I guess you could do the above to capitalize everything and the explicitly replace...

:idea: {fn} is the file name. If the file is named "avatar.eng.srt" then {fn} will give you "avatar.eng" for that file. Plain File Mode does not have the concept of "movie file with external subtitle files" and the like. :arrow: I would strongly recommend using the {ple...

I can confirm that Windows 11 can mount a HTTP / WebDAV share as network drive. 1. Run HTTP WebDAV service on the server: docker run --rm -it -e AUTH_TYPE=Digest -e USERNAME=alice -e PASSWORD=secret1234 -v "$PWD:/var/lib/dav/data" -v "apachewebdav:/var/lib/dav" -p 8080:80 apachew...

If you can can access your server via HTTPS (e.g. filebot-xpra WebUI) then you could probably look into WebDAV as well. Windows should have built-in support for mapping a WebDAV folder as network drive. Might require a bit of tinkering though to get things working on both client and server.

Maybe like this?