No it was an exclude list for sure.

Anyway, this last weekend the next episode downloaded and without any modifications to my original script it was processed 100% correctly.

Perhaps something was fixed in the TVDB the Filebot/AMC script were gathering?

Don't know but it worked perfectly finally.

Interesting, I don't fully understand the code you wrote but may play with it.

I did get the exclude filter to work though, the issue is it is not moving on to match the next show for some reason. So if I use the filter, it just skips the show entirely.

Thanks!

That's unfortunate but I think I understand.

I honestly don't see this show lasting very long.

Appreciate your time on this.

I don't believe so, the destination where the show is supposed to go is clear of the file and the AMC.txt file had the record of the file purged. File Bot is just simply mismatching the show to Space Debris. Would like to know how to correct this. https://thetvdb.com/series/debris That is the show ...

I appreciate the details but a lot of what you are referencing is foreign to me. I am not a code writer. Since it seems I cannot just use --filter "n != 'Space Debris'", I am trying the .groovy method you mention. contents of the Groovy file should just be the double quoted section? filter.groovy ...

For some reason the AMC Script keeps moving the show I am downloading called Debris to a folder called "Space Debris". While this is a valid show it is not the show that is being downloaded. Here is the script being used. filebot.launcher.exe -script fn:amc --output "E:\Media" --action duplicate ...