Yes, I used SSH to run the command. Here is the script output: [~] # filebot -script fn:sysinfo FileBot 4.9.8 (r9302) JNA Native: 6.1.2 MediaInfo: 19.04 Tools: 7z/16.02 unrar/5.30 ffprobe/3.3.6 Extended Attributes: OK Unicode Filesystem: OK Script Bundle: 2022-08-15 (r836) Groovy: 3.0.9 JRE: OpenJDK...

What did the console output say when it didn't work? That's my console output using version 4.9.8: [~] # filebot -rename /share/Download/complete/War.of.the.Worlds.Anhihilation.German.2021.AC3.BDRiP.x264-SAVASTANOS/ --format "/share/Download/SABnzbd Scripts/movie-format.groovy" --db TheMo...

You did not read Cmdline and Argument Passing did you? I actually did that, though apparently I misunderstood the article as I was trying to escape the $ instead of the quotes. It makes much more sense now... :D MyFormat.groovy file contains your format, literally, verbatim, just that: $ cat /path/...

Thank you for your answer! I've already tried to use a backslash \ to escape the $ but I acutally don't really know where to put it as { "{edition- \ ${tags.first()}}" } doesn't seem to work. I also tried to use a groovy file but unfortunatly with no success either. According to a few code...

Hi there, I was running a Filebot (r9302) script in SABnzbd on a QNAP NAS with no problems until a few days ago. I don't exactly know what happened, but somehow the script now results in an error: /share/Download/SABnzbd Scripts/filebot-movies.sh: line 8: "{n.colon(' - ')} ({y}) { "{editio...

Thank you for the tip, apparently I was thinking way too complicated. Using the -rename everything works as expected! This is what my new format looks like: filebot -rename -r "$1" --db TheMovieDB::TV -non-strict --lang German \ --conflict override -non-strict \ --encoding UTF-=8 \ --forma...

Hi there, I'm currently trying to automate my SABnzbd setup running on my QNAP NAS using an FileBot AMC bash script. So far, the script looks like this (WIP): #!/bin/bash # SABnzbd Post Processing Script - www.Filebot.net "AMC" Script FILE_PATH=$1 FILE_NAME=$3 filebot -script \ fn:amc \ --...

Thank you very much, this was very helpful! I actually didn't know you could change the name using the format so easily, it would have saved me a lot of time... ;) I'm looking forward to test the r9188 beta version as soon as it becomes available, hopefully it works and improves the behavior as expe...

:arrow: If you want German movie names names, then manually typing them is not the way to go. You'll want to set Preferences ➔ Language ➔ German if you want German movie names. I already did that when I created the preset. I guess FileBot sometimes has problems to fetch the correct name from TMDB (...

Thanks for the clarification on extensions, suffix actually makes more sense. I'm actually using the format I posted, and I also double-checked that beforehand. Changing it to just {subt} results in the same problem when renaming the files but also with missing suffixes for subtitles (as not all of ...

Hi there, I am very new to FileBot and ran into a very annoying problem during my first renaming session. Part of the problem is that I use German titles, as FileBot/TMDB sometimes doesn't rename the movies accordingly, but in theory this isn't a big problem, as you can rename the file manually. How...