Yes, you can copy & paste your format code unchanged into a new text file and then specify that text file as --format option value. In the example I gave you, /path/to/format.groovy refers to a text file that contains your format code: e.g. -rename files and use a custom --format read from an ...

e.g. -rename files and use a custom --format filebot -rename -r "/path/to/files" --db TheMovieDB::TV -non-strict --format "{s} - {s00e00} - {t}" :idea: https://www.filebot.net/cli.html e.g. -rename files and use a custom --format read from an external *.groovy text file filebot -rename -r "/path/to ...

Hi there. I have an working filebot format, and now I would like to use a command like: filebot -script "{groovy_script_path}" But no matter what I try, the .groovy script seems not to work. I get outputs like: Done ?(?????)? I attempted to get ChatGTP to convert it for me, and that didn't work ...