What happens if you launch it from the cmdline? There should be some kinda output in the console.

This cmd will launch the GUI: This cmd will print version and jre info:

This is an example for folder watching, it'll run the batch processing after there have not been any changes to the folder (files created, files modified, ...) for a given amount of time. This is for files only, because for subfolders i only get create events but if files are modified within that ne...

Just that folder? filebot -rename "/media/storage/files/import/" --format "/media/storage/files/tv/{n}{'/Season '+s}/{episode}" To organize an entire hierarchy do the same via scripting: filebot -script "http://filebot.sourceforge.net/data/shell/renall.groovy" "/me...

Alright, if the original file only has the SxE fields then I guess u can just first match via TVRage and then match again via TheTVDB. If the episode titles match up you might not even have to switch the format expression in between.

Format expressions are really powerful because it's really a full-fledged programming language, but expressions {...} will typically be very very simple so I think it'll be easy to pick up some tricks. Obviously {e+1} will work as you might expectd. ;) Hopefully we'll get a good set of examples toge...

* Actually, doesn't that just work? When I only match the file "American Dad! - 7x07 - Season's Beatings" against TheTVDB data FileBot will it with "American Dad! - 8x07 - Season's Beatings". Exact title match can override SxE match in certain situations depending on the whole se...

Hello everyone, FileBot format expressions and CLI script are all based on Groovy, a full-fledged Java based scripting language, which means there are virtually no limits to what you can do. If you wanna learn more about the Groovy programming language check the the following links. Beginners Tutori...

The simple CLI works folder by folder. Check out "Scripting and Automation" for what you wanna do. This example script will do what u want: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/data/shell/suball.groovy This is the general info on FileBot scripting: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/script.html chee...

still a bit perplexed about that problem... but i think it would have fixed itself a few hours from now 'cause that cache element has a 48h timeout.

This is wierd, there might be a caching inconsistency... try running "filebot -clear"

btw are u using FileBot via WebStart, installed via MSI or directly running the jar?

There's filebot.cmd in INSTALL_DIR. That should also be in the PATH if installed via MSI. So just opening a cmd shell and then running "filebot" will run the app and also show u all the stacktraces in the console.

Is there nfo files with imdb ids in that folder? Might be that the datasource I use to lookup imdbids was down when u tried... i'll switch that to the thetvdb interface and gracefully ignore errors. nfo/id lookup is just an extra anyway. Updated the v2.3 release packages to r765.

Haven't seen that before. Can u run "filebot" from cmdline? There should be more output there.

Fixed with 2.3

Fixed with 2.3

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Description:
Write media info of all video files in the given folder to an easily readable TSV spreadsheet file.

Export media info for all files to a *.tsv file:

⭑⭑ A more beginner-friendly set of format examples and snippets is being curated via format.md on GitHub. ⭑⭑ TV Shows & Anime The most simple s00e00 scheme to get you started {n} - {s00e00} - {t} A simple "rename & organize into folders" scheme plus zero-padding for the season fol...

I don't run on Mac, but looks like they're building dmg installers here:
http://code.google.com/p/openjdk-osx-build/

Lots of things coming together for this release. Mostly improvements on existing stuff, be more smart about things and of course lots of bugfixes and little improvements everywhere. This release features: + Improved Deployment / Make cmdline work out of the box + Improved automated subtitle match &a...

Use Copy-Drop (hold CTRL+drop). Like when using DnD in Windows Explorer. Default is Cut-Drop, but if u hold CTRL the cursor will change to Copy-Drop.

GUI: 1. Go to your movies folder and search *.* (i.e. list all files from all folders) 2. Drag and drop everything onto the subtitle drop target (FileBot 2.3 will automatically recursively lookup video files) Cmdline: filebot -script " http://filebot.sourceforge.net/data/shell/suball.groovy &qu...

That's seems much more troublesome than it should be. Try 7-zip, that has worked really great for me with pretty much any archive type, updating files is easy as pie.

btw u can modify the app a bit yourself to make this work:
1. open filebot.jar as zip archive
2. add an entry for wtv in filebot.jar/net/sourceforge/filebot/media.types