Perfect, thank you

Here's what I get: Mine is similar, just with an extra "WARNING: java.io.tmpdir directory does not exist" but that's fine. :?: What is the rename/symlink structure you're trying to achieve? Can you express what you want to do as shell script? :arrow: A Custom Rename Action will likely do the trick ...

You guessed it right: I'm trying to call filebot from another script. I have an unusual filesystem situation so filebot's own rename/symlink structures don't quite work for me. So I'm writing a program that uses filebot only to identify the "clean name" of a given media file. --log INFO removes the ...

With a command like: $ filebot --action test --db TheMovieDB -rename *.mkv The output is very noisy, like: WARNING: java.io.tmpdir directory does not exist * Consider using --mode interactive to enable interactive mode Rename movies using [TheMovieDB] [TEST] from [/path/to/The.Example.Movie.2024.mkv ...

Thank you!

Debug info: JUNG_E.2023/JUNG_E (2023).mkv {"@type":"Movie","year":1996,"imdbId":116726,"tmdbId":391729,"language":"en-US","id":391729,"name":"Jung","aliasNames":[]} Dobule-Click -> Edit Match tells me that FileBot perceives the name as Jung , not Jung_E , which I think is the source of the problem ...

The movie is called JUNG_E and has a page on TMDB:https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/843794?language=en-GB

However FileBot matches it to a single 1996 movie called Jung. Is this a FileBot issue or something wrong with TMDB's API?