Is there a detailed description of what the clean feature does, and is there any difference between and Will these delete video extras that I've added myself? If it deletes something I need to keep is there any way to recover it?

I think I found a fix for the orphaned brackets, thanks to a comment of yours on another thread (https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=11817). This seems to work: {plex.derive {[tags]} {allOf{vs}{vf}.joining('-','[',']')} {allOf{ac}{channels}.joining(' ','[',']')} {[vc]} {-rg} } But I'm ...

e.g. if you separate each binding into it's own closure, then you'll get all the defined bindings at least: plex.derive{[vs]}{[vf]}{[ac]}{[channels]}{[vc]} Thank you for the suggestion! I found a format that appears to work on my test folder {plex.derive {[tags]} {[allOf{vs}{vf}.join("-")]} {[allOf ...

Thank you! I'll try that.

I am using the AMC script to move and rename my video files and to append media properties, such as video and audio attributes, for example: Movies/Kill Bill - Vol. 2 (2004)/Kill Bill - Vol. 2 (2004) [BluRay-480p][AC3][5.1][x264].mkv . I specified --def 'movieFormat={plex.derive{" [$vs-$vf][$ac ...

I think that the main issue was my misunderstanding of how the script processes files. Since it appeared to be processing the folders in alphabetical order, I assumed that I should see a log entry for each movie file as it encountered each folder. But it looks like it doesn't log the movie files ...

I've encountered a handful of files that include a DateTime metadata field that FileBot is unable to parse. Listed below are the 17 errors I received when scanning my library. Unfortunately, the log doesn't specify which files generated the errors, and it's very time-consuming to determine it by ...

This log entry tells us that there is at least one file path that is explicitly excluded because it has been processed already: That's very strange, because the excludes.txt file is empty The log file ends abruptly because I terminated the process after the first couple of folders. I have let it ...

Also, since the NFS mount doesn't support xattr, I have enabled the option to store metadata in plain text files: [2020-06-19 04:10:27.554] Using persistent disk cache: /data/.filebot/cache/0 #FileBot System Properties #Tue Jun 16 01:02:25 GMT 2020 net.filebot.logging.debug=ALL net.filebot.xattr ...

The AMC script appears to silently skip movie files when they are more than 1 level deep. When I run the AMC script directly on a folder that contains movie files, it processes the movie files and ignores the video extras, as expected. However, if I instead run the script against the parent folder ...