Thanks. When I run the install.sh in the contents, here is the result: Last login: Sat Apr 19 15:31:18 on ttys000 Stewart:~ imac$ /Users/imac/Downloads/FileBot.app/Contents/MacOS/install.command ; exit; ln: /usr/bin/filebot: File exists logout [Process completed] However, I still get the: -bash ...

As I've said before, I'm not really good with these things at all. Absolute path doesn't work. How do I link filbert.app to /bin on OSX? Or add folder to .bash_profile?

Thanks

Hey rednoah, Sorry for my incompetence. It seems as though most of my commands fail to be working with Terminal. It reads as follows: My script: filebot -rename --format "{n} ({y})" --db imdb -non-strict Terminal response: -bash: filebot: command not found Is this an issue with my computer? Thanks ...

My mistake was that I was in the directory where I wanted to rename the files, so I didn't think I needed to input the path.

However, even when I do that, I still get the same result.

So, at long last, I've created something that has worked before, but now results in the following: Script: filebot -rename --format "{n} - {s00e00} - {t}" --db thetvdb -non-strict Rename episodes using [TheTVDB] Exception: No media files: [] Failure (?_?) Note: I'm using it to rename 180 files at ...

Thanks for the advice. I'll tackle this problem empirically for a little bit.

I tested it out and got mediocre results. It did create the path I wanted, however, instead of going back to the home drive, it decided to create that string of folders inside the downloads, but not where I wanted it to go. Is there anything I could add to it so that it goes up 2 levels (folders ...

Alright. That sounds great, thanks! If $1 represents the file, and ~ is the home drive, would the following work?

filebot -rename "$1" --format "~/desktop/xbmc-source/xbmc-tvshows/{n}/Season {s}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t}" --db thetvdb -non-strict

Thanks again!

So if the path to where I want them to end up is home/desktop/xbmc-tvshows, I would use a script like this:

--format /home/desktop/xbmc-tvshows/{n}/Season {s}/{n}.S{s}.E{e}

Provided that {n}.S{s}.E{e} was the name I wanted?

I love this program, and was wondering if it can do this. I have a script which automatically renames all of the files in a folder where my downloads go, but I'm wondering if there is some way that I can automatically sort all of my TV Shows into folders, named by FileBot. Also, if there is no ...