It's an output of the script. You have to include [fb] somewhere in the filename (including brackets). See second to last bullet of my last post for info.

It's been a while, I'm sorry for leaving you guys with this still buggy script all alone :( Anyway, I've been updating the script, fixing a lot of the bugs you mentioned and adding additional features. Here's what's new: Fixed detection of package root folder . I've tried using package.getDownloadFo...

Hey guys, I have created a script to be used with the Event Scripter extension of JDownloader 2. There are many requests around the web for how to automatically call Filebot when a download is finished in JD2. However I have never come across a satisfying solution, so I created one myself. It relies...

I have created a script to be executed by the "Archive extraction finished" event in JDownloader's Event Scripter. Works like a charm, but it still has problems with filenames that contain unicode characters. The javascript sandbox provided by JDownloader seems to treat the strings passed ...

I am running Java 7. The exception is thrown because Java can't move the file to another drive in a single atomic move. According to http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/nio/file/Files.html#move(java.nio.file.Path, java.nio.file.Path, java.nio.file.CopyOption...) Java actually performs a co...

Hi, I have struggled with moving files to another drive during renaming on Windows (e.g. from D:\Somefile.mkv to E:\RenamedFile.mkv). Everytime it would fail with an AtomicMoveNotSupportedException. After browsing through the latest code from SVN I realized, that FileBot should use copy+delete opera...