You define the structure. FileBot sortes files into new structure. X:/Movies/{n} {[y]}/{n} {[y, vf]} FileBot does not rename folders and files. Only files. Does it not rename folders if you CTRL+SHIFT+DRAG the folders into the Original Area of filebot? EDIT: Nevermind, it renames folders, but not ...

rednoah wrote:

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{n} {[y]}/{n} {[y, vf]}

@see FAQ #1

I read through the FAQs, but don't see how FAQ #1 is relevant.
That creates a new folder, instead of just renaming the folder that the video files are already in.

My Structure:
Movies>MovieFolder>MovieFile>

portable version doesn't support platform-dependant features. This package does not include the MediaInfo and 7-Zip native libraries. You'll need to download the native libraries for your platform: https://sourceforge.net/p/filebot/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/lib/native/ But it's probably easier to just ...

rednoah wrote:{vf} requires libmediainfo. It's reading the info from the media file itself, not the filename.

What platform / architecture are you on? How did you install FileBot? Have you tried running filebot -script fn:sysinfo? Make sure to read the FAQ.

Win7 64bit. Its just the portable version

I'm trying to add the Video Format (1080p, 720p, etc) using "{vf}" but its not detecting that the info (format) is already in the original file name...

How do I automatically add the format the new renamed file?