it works perfectly.

Thank you bro

you are a genius, it works perfectly. I am missing one last thing to sort out and everything will be fine. All the Series hevc files are mixed up and I wish I had found a way to organize everything neatly. Each series and movies must be renamed with "year" "codec video" "resolution""codec audio ...

Thank you very much it works perfectly.
I was able to move everything to 1 new folder.
Now I find myself with hevc 4k and hevc 1080p movies in the same folder.
I would like to separate them in 1 different folder.
Is that possible?
Thank you

my videos are in subfolders.
1 video per folder, which gives this:

root@ubuntu:~# filebot -rename -r /raid5data/testHEVC/HEVCH264/ --db file --output /raid5data/testHEVC/HEVCMOVED/ --format "{video[0].Format}/{fn}" --filter "video[0].Format =~ /HEVC/" --action TEST Initialize UserHome folder: /root/snap/filebot/42/data Initialize Cache folder: /root/snap/filebot ...

Thanks for your help I'm a beginner and don't know where to start. Can you give me the steps to use this command. My files are on an ubuntu 20.10 server without gui. I installed filebot as well . But I don't know where to start moving the hevc movies to 1 other folder. Thank you in advance for your ...

Hi all I have a folder under Ubuntu server with hundreds of videos (mkv, mp4) which are in h264 and h265 (hevc) format. I would like to find 1 solution to sort and move all the hevc videos to a separate folder and leave the h264 in the same place. Each video is placed in 1 separate folder, this way ...