Thanks! I think the "any" option is the secret - I didn't realize there was a way to essentially put an "or" statement in the format block.

I have been using filebot for a couple of years to rename downloaded files successfully, but there's one thing I just can't figure out. How can I build a format template that properly names things with imdb tags even if the item doesn't exist in IMDB? I'm trying to get filebot to name files the same ...

That's too easy, I need some magic if statement with file types! :-) I'll give that a try. Since all of my files should have either one or the other, that should be perfect. Thanks! Well, assuming that only one of the two is defined, you could just write {media.PartPosition}{media.Part} with only ...

Please provide raw MediaInfo output for one of your FLAC files: filebot -script fn:mediainfo /path/to/files :idea: 1 sample file for testing would be helpful as well. This is weird, it's reading the file fine now w/o the ID3 tags being present. I'm thinking that brew (I'm on a Mac) did an upgrade ...

Please provide raw MediaInfo output for one of your FLAC files: filebot -script fn:mediainfo /path/to/files :idea: 1 sample file for testing would be helpful as well. Let me track down the file that was failing to rename properly and I will add that info. Oddly enough, I just tried doing a rename ...

I'm using MusicBrainz Picard to add the tags, I know they are there (and I have a couple of other tools for managing the Vorbis tags such as metallic). One of its optional features is to remove ID3 tags from flac files, as having them can cause issues with some applications. If I enable that ...

I'm in the process of retagging much of my music collection using MusicBrainz Picard. I have seen several sources recommend that I disable ID3 tagging for FLAC files and instead use the native Vorbis tags. However, it doesn't appear that FileBot has any support for renaming files based on the Vorbis ...