NVM, was easy enough to migrate

Do you have any suggestions for how I can fix it so I can keep my current structure. I don't want to have to move my entire media library location a year after having it this way. Everything is automatically sorted into Y:/Movies or Y:/TV Shows but it just started throwing this error and now I'm stuck

Is this a new restriction? I'm getting this error too with the newest release and it wasn't an issue. My script: "c:\program files\filebot\filebot.exe" -script fn:amc --output "Y:/" --action hardlink --conflict skip -non-strict --log-file amc.log --def "seriesFormat=Y:/TV Shows/{n.colon ...

that was it! thanks so much dude

Sweet thanks dude! and happy new year

I'm playing around with the AMC script and had TV shows sorting nicely. Tried a movie and it keeps sending the hardlinked file to an "Unsorted" folder. I forced the "movie" label but still the same result. Here's the log: PS C:\program files\filebot> filebot -script fn:amc --output "Y:testing ...

Ok so I plugged in my hard drive straight to the machine instead of the router so now I have filebot configured. Using the AMC script. I changed the script to "--action hardlink". Files are getting organized like I want. My only remaining question is, how do I ensure the files are hardlinked and not ...

Have any ideas on how else i can achieve what I'm trying to do? I'm all ears. I'll keep the 1 year license

Thanks for the quick response. Will it be the same issue if I buy a NAS device down the line for media storage?

Just purchased a new licence for FileBot and having issues. Here's my setup: Downloads go to DriveA:/IncompleteFolder which is a network share attached to my router. After download finishes, I move it to DriveA:/Movies/MovieName/Movie.mkv. Then I have to go into qbittorrent and manually re-locate ...