In addition to the above comment... Also even running the method that worked before no longer operates the --action clear command is throwing what appears to be a code base error. I tried it with the text below (which was working the last time you helped me), and several other variations including ...

I ran the script above on one of my directories and everything came out jacked up -> Script I ran: filebot -script c:\FAMC\abs2sxe.groovy "X:\Anime\Hunter X Hunter (2011)" -non-strict --log info (had to remove the word "step" from the front of line 4 as i think that was a typo causing errors) It ...

Thank Rednoah. This certainly makes a huge difference. Example: File download name: [HorribleSubs] Hunter X Hunter - 108 [720p].mkv Step1: File successfully converts to: Hunter x Hunter (2011) - 108 - Komugi x And x Gungi.mkv Step2: File successfully converts to: Hunter x Hunter (2011) - S02E50.mkv ...

This is how it should work: filebot -rename . --db thetvdb -non-strict --order absolute && filebot -rename . --db thetvdb -non-strict --order airdate [MOVE] Rename [X:\[HorribleSubs] Naruto Shippuuden - 309 [720p].mkv] to [Naruto Shippuuden - 309 - An A-Rank Mission The Contest.mkv] Processed 1 ...

I guess it has to do with high number of episodes. Once you get to 101 and above FileBot starts interpreting 3/4-digit numbers as absolute number as well as SSEE pattern. And then with many episodes there'll be conflicts with absolute numbers and SxE numbers. Absolute 10 will kinda match 1x10, 2x10 ...