Thanks for the response Now that I read your message Generally speaking, --def ut_dir is expected to be the newly completed file or folder, and not your entire download folder: that makes since that it is looking at each video folder and not the root folder. I havent tried calling script from deluge ...

Thank you for your quick response I had tried that argument but didn't like the format , IE: I don't want date in name of folder and I want file name untouched ... I know picky picky , thats what my wife says , LOL ... I will do some more research and find a format that I can make work for me , are ...

sorry first time on forum , here is my proper code display and output of command filebot -script fn:amc --output "$CONFIG_OUTPUT" --action test --conflict skip -non-strict --log-file amc.log --apply artwork nfo subtitles --def movieFormat="Movies/{n} /{fn}" seriesFormat="TVShows/{n} /Season {s.pad(2 ...

If you download subtitles with filebot then they will most certainly match the filename, and not the other way around. If you already have subtitles and videos, and you just want to rename the subtitle files to match the videos, then you can do the following: 1. Drop subtitles into "Original Files ...