That filter should help out with the on-going shows.

I actually based my whole addition to amc.groovy off of that code snippet you linked in your reply. I'm just automating it a bit more with a list of the two arguments (file filter and series filter).

Those mappings being global on your list make perfect sense for everyone to have, but for my automated set-up, I would prefer to run strict and eliminate duplicate look-ups. When I ran -non-strict against my files, it put episodes of Top Gear in Top Gear 1977, episodes of Doctor Who 2005 in Doctor ...

I really like how quick and easy FileBot is, EXCEPT when I had to resolve a series look-up conflict. The non-strict switch wasn't doing it for me since I got some false positives, so I decided to add a way to explicitly say what file name maps to what show without having to execute multiple runs of ...

Works! - lots of irrelevant lines omitted. media@bigbox ~ $ bash ~/filebot_sort_no_excl.sh --action test ~/TV-OLD/American\ Horror\ Story/ input: --action Locking /home/media/.filebot/logs/amc.log Sep 11, 2014 3:57:27 PM net.filebot.Main initializeCache WARNING: App version (r2556) does not match ...

Found an example of Filebot not matching when the match should be fairly obvious. Script used to call filebot: media@bigbox ~/TV Shows $ cat ~/filebot_sort_no_excl.sh #!/bin/bash echo "input: $1" INPUTDIR=$1 filebot -script fn:amc --output "/home/media" --log-file amc.log --db TheTVDB --action move ...