With "call" it works again. Thank you very much. I knew filebot had changed something, but could not find it. I have no idea why cmd and batch files behave this way. I had too many headaches to make it work in the first place. So I don't want to rewrite everything. I'm glad I can leave it as it is ...

Nothing changes with the output with your suggestion. :idea: If have reason to believe that your script might be successfully called by filebot , your script then calls mkdir which then prints Der Befehl "Z:\Input" ist entweder falsch geschrieben oder konnte nicht gefunden werden. to console output ...

Ye, I know I'm one of those people, who uses batch files xD I think it's not a batch file problem. Something changed in the -exec command, because the test.bat was the same as yours above. Can you not reproduce it with the command above (The Simple test command and output )? If you really want ...

Sadly Your first command doesn't change anything. The error message is the same. However, the quick test you suggested is working on my end: Command and Console Output: Z:\Input Serien\Alias>filebot -find *.mkv -exec "Z:\Input Serien\test.bat" 1 2 3 Z:\Input Serien\Alias\Alias - S01E01.mkv Z:\Input ...

Hello, I want to execute another batch file with -exec. However, In the latest version this doesn't work anymore. With version 5.0.3 it's working fine. The script looks like this: ... -exec "Z:\Input Serien\RenameExtra.bat" ... The error is: "The command "Z:\Input" is not recognized as an internal ...

Thank you so much! The first code worked perfect and is also very simple.
How could I miss that? I was scrolling through so many pages already xD

Hello everyone, I am using CLI and want to filter for special episodes, since the matching doesn't work correctly. I've found this topic https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2127 where I can use: --filter "s == 2" However, what is the right input for specials? '0', 'special' or 'specials ...

Hello rednoah, thank you for the reply. After your hints, I was reading more in the docs on how I was able to achieve this. I came up with a batch script (Here you see it for TV-Shows). And it is finally working now, after many trial and errors. @echo off SET input=%1 SET output="Z:\Output Serien ...

Thank you. After some searching and testing I came up with this batch script: @echo off filebot -rename -r %1 --format "{n}/{'Season '+s}/{s00e00} - {t}" --db TheTVDB --lang German --mode interactive --apply import --action TEST --output "Z:\Output" filebot -script fn:history > "Z:\Output\renamed ...

Hi,
is there a way to backup the old folder and file name in the directory, where I renamed files?
I saw that there is an option to export "xattr". But in there I do only see the old file name, not the original folder name.