Thank you. I thought I had updated Brew. Apparently not. Oops. Thanks for your help, trying that now. (edited to add the outcome) Here's what happened: $ brew update && brew upgrade && brew cask install filebot --force warning: unable to unlink .yardopts: Permission denied warning: unable to unlink ...

Hi folks, I'm trying to update the command line tools, as per https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2049 brew cask install filebot --force I get the following response ==> Downloading http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/filebot/filebot/FileBot_4.5.6/FileBot_4.5.6.app.tar.gz curl ...

Success!

OK, will do, thanks.

Hi there, I recently upgraded to FileBot 4.1 and my AMC stopped working. I've cleared a couple of hurdles, but here's one I can't: My AMC command: #!/bin/bash /Applications/Filebot.app/Contents/MacOS/filebot.sh -script fn:amc --log-file amc.log --action copy -non-strict "$1" --conflict auto --def ...

That worked beautifully.

Thanks Red

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Yep, that works for me

Thanks. I'll try that when I can get to my media centre, and report back.

Ii anime => anime TV, then I can just define animeFormat the same as seriesFormat to make sure Attack on Titan goes to my TV disk.

I'm not really in a position to diagnose the causes of the issue, I just know that the newer copy of the file is better.

I fear we may be talking about slightly different things. You're talking about four categories (movies, anime movies, tv, anime tv). AMC wants to use three categories (movies, anime, tv) and three DBs (TMDB, anidb, TVDB). I want to use only two (movies, tv) and (TMDB, TVDB). Here's a real example ...

The reason I asked about modification date is because sometimes Transmission detects errors in a download a day or so after it has finished (and has been processed by FileBot). When Transmission goes back to the source and corrects the errors, it also changes the file modification date. At that ...

This is more of a question than a request, so I apologise if this is the wrong place for it. The new --conflict auto in version 4 is a great option. * Support new option --conflict auto which will only override inferior files How does it decide which file is inferior? What does it do if the two ...

My apologies for being unclear :) Instead of having an Anime directory, I'd like AMC to add anime movies to my Cinema disk and anime tv episodes to my TV disk. Instead of using a special naming scheme for anime, I'd like anime movies to use my movieFormat and I'd like anime tv shows to use my ...

Is there a command or parameter I can pass to AMC so that it will always handle anime content just like any other movie or TV?

Thanks

In the end I gave up on the super crazy scheme. I have my own quite nutty scheme almost working how I want it to. Given the weeks and hours I've sunk into making filebot work, I'm calling it good enough and walking away with the tattered threads of my sanity. Thanks for your help. RedNoah's Escape ...

Thanks Ithiel, I'll give that another try when I have a chance. I'm pretty sure something is being mis-parsed or mis-escaped in the environments I'm most unable to debug it. Sigh. I empathise with your Mac allergy. I have a similar thing with Windows; convulsions, spasms, cold sweats… which is quite ...

This is awesome! Thanks Ithiel, thanks Red :) I just wish I could make it work, in CLI or script, on Mac. I started in the FileBot GUI, where it produced dodgy output paths until I changed the first "\{norm" to "/{norm" (because Mac). So then I got Hazel to call amc using Ithiel's kick-ass naming ...