If you're writing a command template for qBT, then you need to add the qBT variables to the command-line so that qBT can replace them with actual values: filebot @C:\amc.args --def "ut_label=%L" "ut_title=%N" "ut_kind=multi" "ut_dir=%F" So now after all that I have to change that file to work with ...

In your @file there is 1 line per 1 argument . It's that simple. This is 2 arguments: --def clean=y :idea: Please read Cmdline and Argument Passing for details. So you paste 2 lines into your @file like so: --def clean=y Also, you probably wanna use the {plex} format for all your TV Series and ...

1. Prototype your custom format in the Format Editor GUI until you're happy. 2. Copy and paste your custom format into your @file verbatim as shown in the example: movieFormat={genres =~ /Anime|Animated|Cartoon|Animation/ ? 'Animated' :genres =~ /Documentary/ ? 'Documentaries' : 'Films'}/{ny}/{ny ...

Yes, you simplify the command to the point where you don't need to quote or escape anything, elegantly eliminating all possible errors that stem from not quoting or escaping arguments correctly. Figuring out how to correctly quote and escape complex arguments is not humanly possible, and varies by ...

You have multiple errors in your command-line so I updated my previous post: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=54721#p54721 :arrow: Long story short. Use @files to elegantly bypass all of these potential pitfalls. How do you do it? learning all this is so confussing I thought when I ...

BAD: --output "E:\Videos\" GOOD: --output "E:\Videos" https://i.imgur.com/dkgcMx6.png :idea: Please read Cmdline and Argument Passing for details. :idea: Use the @file syntax for reading command-line arguments from external text files. Thanks I removed the backslash but get a even bigger error ...

Can't get it work comes up with errors this is the script I am trying to use filebot -script fn:amc "E:\Leeching Done\Radarr\" --output "E:\Videos\" ... --def movieFormat="{genres =~ \Anime|Animated|Cartoon|Animation\ ? 'Animated' :genres =~ \Documentary\ ? 'Documentaries' : 'Films'}\{ny}\{ny} --def ...