thanks, it seems to work although I get the following randomly:


Jan 24, 2016 2:33:58 PM net.filebot.subtitle.SubtitleMetrics$5 lambda$getVideoProperties$40
WARNING: net.filebot.mediainfo.MediaInfoException: Unable to load arm native library libmediainfo.so: Could not initialize class net.filebot ...

Sorry to bring this old thread up again but I'm having the same issue again. I am, however, using the syno package. I think it's still related to mediainfo cause I had to install the syn package 'mediainfo' to make Sonarr work again.

It's not in any filebot directories though, like in /volume1 ...

Maybe he meant 4.5. http://sourceforge.net/projects/filebot ... ot_4.5_B3/

+1

mechtn I went there but it was empty, guess you gave up on it. I created #filebot on chat.freenode.net. Rednoah, you're most welcome too of course. If there isn't any animo, then I'll probably close it after a week or so. I think it could prove to be useful though. Especially for those quick ...

I agree, I deleted all instances of .sub/.idx files from my NAS. SRT FTW !

Also, .sub files can take up quite some space. I downloaded a movie once that had a 300MB .sub file... Total was 4-5GB worth of .sub files on my system.

Synology DS112+ running DSM 5.0-4493 Update 3. I usually stay up to date all the time.

Linux thegibson 2.6.32.12 #4493 Wed Jul 16 11:37:16 CST 2014 armv5tel GNU/Linux

Single core ARM cpu

I'm willing to help you test if needed. I actually use Filebot only for subtitle fetching but I can test ...

The issue could also lie with permissions. I think transmission executes the script itself so the 'transmission' user should have the proper read+execute permission for the script and it might need read+write permission for your media folders.

I had trouble running the script via cron and the ...

Hi all,

I have this script I run twice a day for subtitle fetching. I use Filebot for subtitles only, and rarely for renaming cause my downloaders rename and sort as desired.

My script looks like this and it runs on my Synology NAS:

#!/bin/sh

# Subs for movies
filebot -script fn:suball --lang ...

Removing the .so files didn't help. It would run via command line but not via cron. Not at all actually, no error either. So I removed filebot completely. Added the repo (didn't know you created one btw) and tried it install but it wouldn't. Only error I got was 'error' :p.

I checked /var/log ...

Updated through the ipk file. Running 4.2 (r2326). The error occurred again, then I noticed I also had filebot installed through the synocommunity repo's which was outdated. I removed that one so now I only have the latest version.

Another error was received.

#
# A fatal error has been detected ...

Hi rednoah,

I'm trying to get my script running through cron. I made a script and it works perfectly when I call it via the command line. But when I use cron or the Synology's task scheduler it won't fetch anything.

It does run, I can see that in top/ps. It just won't fetch anything for some ...

I'd like to use/help test this. Where can I find documentation ? I don't see anything about uploading on -help

I though it could be useful to have to ability to take more factors in when searching for subtitles. Like the following:

-get-subtitles -non-strict --year=2010 #to prevent fetching subtitles that match the name but not the year.
-get-subtitles -non-strict --rls=SPARKS # To force a search for ...

hmm I see. You have any idea how I can find out which folder(s) or file(s) causes this ? I tried running filebot as root with the same result.

rednoah wrote:I'd guess it's a permissions issue.

EDIT: Fixed with r2268.

I see you fixed it, what was the issue ?

it works fine with:

filebot -get-missing-subtitles --lang nl --output srt -r /volume1/video/movies

it's just the -script fn:suball --def maxAgeDays=20 that makes it crash

Hey rednoah,

So I've been working on that script and using the following command now:

thegibson> filebot -script fn:suball --def maxAgeDays=20 --lang nl --output srt /volume1/video/series

and it works fine, there's just this weird issue that happen when I scan the movies dir instead:


thegibson ...

Tried the suball script but it errors on me dumping a stacktrace. http://pastie.org/9316211

I guess that's possible for all the new media that arrives. Right now I'm still completing all the existing stuff, some of which are 1 year old. In these cases a ignore function would be handy.

I'll just do the current ones manually, then for the script I'll put it a age limit.

Sorry for bringing an old post back up, but it seemed redundant to create a similar thread. I basically have the same issue. My NAS runs a script that fetches subs for my media but sometimes it simply won't find any. I'm talking about shows like Mr. Bean or Tom and Jerry. Those don't really need ...

Ok, it seems to work fine now. Don't know exactly what fixed it though but thanks for the help

I changed the script and removed the * and added -r. I'll let you know if it's working properly now.

I'd use the maxAgeDays parameter, but sometimes older movies are still missing subs and eventually they get fetched too. So I want to ignore that for now. Filebot first checks if there are subs ...

I ran the following.

thegibson> time filebot -get-missing-subtitles --lang nl --output srt /volume1/video/movies/
No missing subtitles
Done ヾ(＠⌒ー⌒＠)ノ
real 0m 6.98s
user 0m 6.69s
sys 0m 0.27s

thegibson> time filebot -get-missing-subtitles --lang nl --output srt /volume1/video/movies/*
Get [Dutch ...

I have the following script set up to run once a day.

#!/bin/sh


filebot -get-missing-subtitles --lang tr --output srt --encoding utf8 /volume1/video/movies/*
filebot -get-missing-subtitles --lang en --output srt /volume1/video/movies/*
filebot -get-missing-subtitles --lang nl --output srt ...

It seems to work when I do it manually. But the cronjob still fetches subtitles anyways. I'll look into it