1. This very thread explains the new license model. (...) 2. FileBot requires a license. It's that simple. (...) 3. The source code is for educational purposes only. (...) Thanks for the detailed response. You've done lots of support in the past in this forum and in the project itself even when it ...

I'm rebuilding a raspberrypi box from a friend that uses Filebot 4.7.14 version, and it's working ok. I went to the official website trying to download maybe a bugfix version, but now there's a "Buy a license" option for 4.8.x. IMHO the price is *more than fair* for everything this softwar...

$ filebot -version FileBot 4.7.14 (r5241) / Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 1.8.0_65 / Linux 4.9.62-v7+ (arm) $ filebot -rename *.mkv --db TheMovieDB --action TEST Rename movies using [TheMovieDB] [TEST] from [/mnt/hd/Movies/Back to the Future Part III (1990)/Back to the Future Part III (1990).mkv]...

I'm using Linux version 4.7.14. When I'm renaming the Part III of the movie, it's renaming incorrectly to Part II.

I would like to know if it's possible to, in command line, use filebot to detect the language of a srt file. This will be useful for a workflow I'm planning to handle different groups that have embedded subtitles and srt files but without the language prefix.

I'm really getting the hang of this Happy to see that at least some people don't give up immediately once they see a console. It's all really rather simple once you get the hang of it! :ugeek: :) I created my own scripts for dealing with the AniDB to TVDB for my anime. The script that you gave me f...

kim, you were correct. Changing to pt works, thanks.

I had the same error using a snap, but I was using the /tmp folder. After I started using another folder (for example ~/Desktop) the error was gone.

Thanks kim, your post gave me the idea of callong multiple commands: and rednoah for this software.

Like you can have en, en-GB and such, there's possibility with pt and pt-BR. I'll see what I can do with your suggestion. Thanks!

You could try to set a custom format that retains the original folder location, but I'm not sure if the amc script will be happy with that. The {folder} binding would help with that. That's what I tried, it complains that the mkv already exists. If it's no possible, than I need to manually call the...

/mnt/HD/Movies/Blade Runner 2049 (2017)# filebot -rename -non-strict --db themoviedb "$(pwd)" I get: Rename movies using [TheMovieDB] Auto-detect movie from context: [/mnt/HD/Movies/Blade Runner 2049 (2017)/Blade.Runner.2049.2017.1080p.BluRay.H264.AAC-RARBG.mp4] [MOVE] from [/mnt/HD/Movie...

I'm using Radarr and it already downloads to /mnt/HD/Movies, so I need AMC just to rename the movie and download all the metadata, but everytime I run it it creates the "Movies" folder somewhere and if I try to set the --output variable from where the movie is already correctly set: filebo...