Please add the below:
SunGeorge
krishh

Please add the following encode groups:

• IceCracked

• RAV1NE

• TFPDL

Also, it would be great if you could please rename 'Pahe.in' to just 'Pahe'.

Thanks!!

Many Thanks @ rednoah.
I was able to get the format that I wanted with some modifications to your code snippets above.

My code:
({
any{ audio.take(3).collect /* to get info for 1st, 2nd & 3rd audio streams only */
{ a ->allOf
{ any{ a.LanguageString3 }{ 'XAX' }.upper() } /* to get the language ...

I'd start by looking at the MediaInfo table:
https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4285

FileBot can identify DTS / TrueHD audio streams if you can identify them based on one MediaInfo property or another, and then add some if-then-else checks for that in your custom format to add the ...

{ text.collect{[ 'ID': it.StreamKindID, 'Count': it.StreamCount, 'Language': it.LanguageString,'Default': it.Default]} }


Tried this code snippet and finally able to understand it too :) This code snippet provides the track number for EACH subtitle track along the total number of subtitle ...

Hello,

Among a ton of files, I have a few files that have DTS or TrueHD audio streams and wanted to check if FileBot can easily rename/identify
Option 1: files that have a DTS or TrueHD audio stream of the 'eng' language
Option 2: files that have any audio stream (of the 'eng' language) other ...

You can use filebot -find -exec to find the files you want to rewrite, and then generate rewrite commands:
https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=12622

e.g.
filebot -find . --filter '/en/ in text.Language' -exec echo '{ text.find{ it.Language == /en/ }.ID }' '{ f }'


Apologies but ...

kim wrote: ↑10 Sep 2021, 01:17

Thanks!!. This seems like it will solve the purpose. Will try and report back.

On a 2nd thought.
Would FileBot be able to identify if a *.mkv file has English subtitles and if yes then provide the track number for the English subtitle along with the total number of subtitiles?

Thanks for quick your response.
Will try to figure out 3rd party tools for the purpose.

Hi,

I have been using FileBot for a while to rename TV episodes and Movie files and it's an awesome piece of software :)
I am not aware of all the functionality that FileBot offers so in case this is a dumb question please ignore.

Want to check if it is possible for FileBot to remove all non ...

So we use any to catch that error and print something else instead:
{
any{ text.take(2).collect{ a ->
allOf
{ any{ a.LanguageString3 }{ 'XSX' }.upper() }
{ a.Format.removeAll('-') }
.join('-')
}.join(', ')
}{ 'No Subtitles' }
}

Thanks!!!, this works perfectly :)



If you use text on a ...

{...} doesn't quite work the way you think it does:
https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1895

Here's how I'd write it:
{ episode.info.rating > 0 ? episode.info.rating : omdb.rating }

Thanks @rednoah, will use your code snippet.
I went through the thread https://www.filebot.net ...

@kim/rednoah - Thanks a ton for your help & guidance.

I have modified my code snippet to:
{(episode.info.rating==0.0) ? {omdb.rating} : {episode.info.rating}}
and my understanding is that this is giving me the episode ratings from TheTVDB in case any exist and if none exist then it gives me the ...

Hi,

Going through various posts in the forum and some Q&A, I have put together the below code:
({text.size() >=1 ?
{text.take(2).collect
{ a -> allOf
{ any{a.Language_String3.upper()} {'XSX'} }
{ a.Format.replace('-':'') }
}*.joining('-').join(', ')
}: 'No Subs'})
My intention from this ...

You better start here:
Automated Media Center aka AMC

default AMC script is ONLINE (cant change)

my version need to be local path

thanks!!, will check this out.


No PM, if you don't know something, then others properly need same info = forum
(all info should be in the forum, just search ...

You are using GUI -> Episode Mode -> TheTVDB ?
then data from TVDB


Yes, I am using the GUI -->Episode mode-->The TVDB.
Thanks for pointing out the simple logic that is using The TVDB then results will be from there only :lol:


this show IS the episode rating, but i think i remember some ...

Looks like "{episode.info.rating}" is only "working" on TVDB... BUT I think this will always return "0.0" aka no support or not working on TVDB now ?

episode id
{episode.info.id}

btw: I have made a custom AMC script that does support episodes (rating and more)
https://www.filebot.net/forums ...

Below is the bits of code that I am using:
{id}, {tmdbid}, {imdbid}, {omdbid},
{info.certification.replace('-':'')}-{episode.info.rating},
{rating},

The above code gives the below output for the TV series 'The Night Manager':
https://imgur.com/CV6Wvl5

After the 'certification' i.e. TV14, I ...

Hi,

My current goal is to get individual episode ratings and movie ratings from IMDB for my media files.

@rednoah has mentioned previously that episode ratings are not supported https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3080

Playing around with FileBot GUI (ver4.9.1), I recently got it to ...

Open CMD . Type filebot . Hit ENTER . Please Google "how to run commands on windows" for details.

Thanks for the confirmation.

I was doing the above but the only thing the cmd window showed each time was 'x' files renamed after the files are renamed.

Somehow, I was under the impression that ...

Thanks for the suggestions.

Amazingly somehow I haven't had Filebot crash on me since this thread....but just in case it does start crashing again. Can you please guide me on how can I "Try launching the GUI via the command-line so that you can see the console output when it crashes" ??

thanks,
~kg

Hi,

Below is the info for my FileBot installation.

FileBot 4.9.1 (r7372)
JNA Native: 6.1.0
MediaInfo: 19.09
7-Zip-JBinding: 9.20
Chromaprint: 1.4.3
Extended Attributes: OK
Unicode Filesystem: OK
Script Bundle: 2020-08-14 (r671)
Groovy: 3.0.3
JRE: OpenJDK Runtime Environment 14
JVM: 64-bit OpenJDK ...

e.g.
{
audio.take(2).collect{ a -> allOf
{ a.Language_String3.upper() }
{ a.Channels.replace(2:'2.0', 6:'5.1', 8:'7.1') }
{ a.Format }
}*.joining('-', '(', ')').join(' + ')
}


this is super awesome!!!

many thanks,
~kg

ps: Until this I did not realize join() and joining() were different ...

Many thanks @rednoah / @kim !!!

One small question to make this code ideal for me...
{
audio.take(2).collect{ a -> allOf
{ a.Language_String3.upper() }
{ a.Channels.replace(2:'2.0', 6:'5.1', 8:'7.1') }
{ a.Format }
}.join(' + ')
}

The output I get for my test file is [JPN, 2.0, Opus] + [ENG ...