Sorry, I'm getting all confused by the . and * inputs. It's becoming too complicated. Tbh, all I need is something to generate the NFO file. I'm using Kodi, not Plex, so I don't think the amc script is going to help. For the input, can I just specify a full path to a folder, like a usual Linux ...

OK, I just tried that (i.e., putting the NFO file where you suggest), but I'm getting "Movie not found" errors for each file in the VIDEO_TS folder. My Filebot command line looks like this: filebot -rename -r "/Latest/MyMovie (2021) -- Some Director" --db TheMovieDB -non-strict --action duplicate ...

OK, I will try to upgrade to that version, thanks! Meanwhile, I am confused about something related — evidently I am doing something wrong. As you mentioned, ISO files should be unpacked into VIDEO_TS folders. Agree this is a good idea. After unpacking, I have a folder, e.g., /Latest/MyMovie (2021) ...

Thank for kindly preparing this !

I will add it as the last parameter of --apply and try it out.

That all sounds good, thanks ! You're right about converting ISO files. I have been using 7x for that, but I should do all of them. When you say FileBot doesn't use/scrape IMDB, do you mean it primarily uses TMDB instead? For the Kodi skin, I have been trying several. I've hacked Estuary before, so ...

Thank you for kindly explaining these Filebot features. I'm getting a better understanding now. To try to speak to your question: my use case is that I have a collection of movies in a Kodi media library (various formats, e.g.: MKV, AVI, VIDEO_TS, ISO, TS), and I want complete info in NFO files ...

Thanks. Getting closer !! When I try this, I now get two NFO files: (1) my stub NFO, e.g., Avatar (2009).nfo , and (2) the newly-generated movie.nfo . Is there a way to output a single, new NFO file called Avatar (2009).nfo that contains all the newly-scraped info? Next, you mention that external ...

Thanks for kindly pointing the way. OK, I bought a license so I can proceed. A couple of questions, if you don't mind... (1) I really prefer not to change the original filename of the actual movie files. Instead, I want to just copy the contents of the source folder (i.e., including an original MKV ...

Thanks !! Actually, I'd prefer not to rename the movie file, though moving it into a new folder would be very helpful. I guess(?) there's some way to define the pattern for a new folder name? Also, I didn't express myself well, but really I'd like to do all of this from the command line, so I can ...

New to Filebot here and a bit overwhelmed by all the features ! :shock: I would like to do the following: Given a folder that contains (1) a single movie (MKV, AVI, or VIDEO_TS subfolder), and (2) a stub NFO file that just contains the IMDB or TMDB id, e.g.: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8 ...