Hello,

I am trying to get the following to results,

my original filename is:
wwe.raw.2017.10.02.720p.hdtv.x264-kyr.mkv

and I want it to be:
wwe.raw.2017.s25e40.10.02.720p.hdtv.x264-kyr.mkv

The syntax I am currently using is:
filebot -rename . --db themoviedb::tv -non-strict --format "{n ...

I was able to finally get the command I needed for creating directoties and then movie the original file into the said directory

filebot -rename -r <Movies> --db=TheMovieDB --format "{n} ({y})/{fn}"

But now I am wanting to create a cronjob to establish a sort of watch folder for this command ...

I am just starting to get reacquainted with filebot and am wanting to school myself with cli version

but I am experiancing many growing pains, I am trying to run a command that will look up info from TVDB and then create a directory based on the results and then move the file there. I am wanting to ...

Ok, I went with the first one because I do not use utorrent and it is working as desired with this script

filebot -script fn:watcher C:\Users\deadman36g\Downloads\MOVIES -rename -r . --format "{n} ({y})/{fn}" -non-strict --action move --db imdb

No, I have a few more questions

1.) How can I keep ...

Thanks, didn't realize '.' was current folder

So, is it possible for a script to autorun on windows login that will moniter a folder for changes and run my command when there is one?

I did RTFM but still have trouble

I have made a few modifications to the code you gave me so that it is now

filebot -rename -r . --format "{n} ({y})/{fn}" -non-strict --action move --db imdb

What does the . between -r and --format represent?

I would like a script that I can autorun with ...

I am sorry I wasn't specific enough

I want this script to leave my filenames as they are. I just want the directory created and the files moved to the directory.

i.e.

movie/new/filebot2014.x264.DTS.mkv

would become

movie/new/Filebot (2014)/filebot2014.x264.DTS.mkv

I have been trying but no luck, could you please make me this script?

I have currently been using the following command with the filebot gui to rename my movies for me

{n} ({y})/{fn}

Here is an example of what this does

my movie is movie.2014.x264.mkv, it will create the directory 'Movie (2014)' and put my movie file inside this directory.

I am wanting to automate ...