Ok I've played around with the ignore function at its partially working as i want I've downloaded the AMC script and is running it locally so I can control where the ignored files should be placed however I would like to have every ignored file placed into its own subfolder with the name of the ...

As I said I've read the about the format but never really understood it. The same goes for argument parsing. Thats why I'm asking for help. I had hoped this would be a simple task since AMC and filebot have so many options and the files I want separated into its own folder is easily identified via ...

the best thing would be if they wasn't processed at all but just unpacked and then copied to the folder of my choice. if thats not a possibility then its ok they're processed and renamed. what i don't understand is how can i use format when it says in https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4 ...

right now i've set AMC up so it process everything and sort it into /Movies and /TV Shows. so far so good :) what i want to do is: IF $LABEL = XYZ then copy to /AnotherFolder ELSE do as normal and process into /Movies or /TV Shows depending on content so no files is ignored but just processed ...

I've looked at --def ignore but won't that just make AMC totally ignore whatever matches? and isn't the --def unsorted only for things that AMC don't recognize? Maybe I can use the --def format anyway but as far as I have understood it will be applied to everything going through AMC and I don't want ...

yes i've read the "change how files will be organized" but I don't really understand it. I don't want things with this label to be sorted or renamed. it should just be dumped in a subfolder with the torrents name in a folder I specify if the label is different from what I've specified it should be ...

yes i mean "copy to" as it is unpacked before it moved/copied - my mistake :) im not sure what you mean by define your own formats. could you give an example? what i want to do is this: if {label} is XYZ then copy into this/folder/structure/ and if {label} is anything else then use default/folder ...

Im using filebot with the AMC script and rtorrent its working perfect but I would like filebot to unpack to dirs defined by me based on the torrent label and if I havent defined any dir for the label it should default back to the standard dir

is this possible with the AMC script

rednoah wrote: Other than that you can always do your own processing before you call filebot.

I have no idea on how to do it. could you point me in the right direction?

should I call filebot with some other parameters before I call it with the AMC script?

I don't really care if filebot could get any data for those file - all im interested in is that they get unpacked to the right folder based on that label. How would i go about doing this? Is there a way to put "If label = {trackername} then unpack to {this/folder}" into the AMC could i call it from ...

is it possible to get filebot to process files downloaded from 1 torrent site/tracker to get unpacked into its own folder disregarding if filebot recognize the file or not? Right now I'm using the AMC script for my movie and series and its working perfect but when I download porn I want it to get ...

yep i got that. but where should I place the amc.groovy script? how does filebot know where to find it? here is what I've put into .rtorrent.rc placed in my homedir system.method.set_key=event.download.finished,filebot_amc,"execute={/home/beltoft/scripts/rtorrent-postprocess,$d.get_base_path=,$d.get ...

Im totally new to filebot and trying to get it and the AMC script found here http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=215 to work on my ubuntu server. I've followed the guide for rtorrent but I can't get it to work at all there's 1 thing I don't understand: where should I save the AMC ...