Ah, thought that might be the case. Is that what is causing issues with the CLI install? I went through the steps using home-brew, but I get an error when I attempt the following: MacPro-2:~ mat$ filebot --action test 2014-10-16 16:07:43.460 java[58091:230b] Can't open input server /Library ...

Thanks again for the quick reply. That (1.6.8) is Mountain Lion, and unfortunately my orig. Mac Pro (2006) will not run anything newer. There may be a way to trick it into loading but I believe it's a hardware issue related to 32 vs. 64-bit bus required for running true 64 bit systems. I'm not a ...

Just purchased from the App Store and installed on my Mac Pro. Icon bounces a couple of times, program will not start. Java version: MacPro:~ mat$ java -version java version "1.6.0_65" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_65-b14-462-10M4609) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 20.65-b04 ...

Thanks for the swift reply. 1. I'd fetch subtitles first then. 2. OpenSubtitles hash lookup doesn't care about the filename, only the "movie hash". But having the original names help with matching if "movie hash" isn't available. In which case you should download the subtitle, and then upload again ...

I am thinking about trying out Filebot as it looks like an awesome utility. Problem is I have many files that have already been renamed without Filebot. Can subtitles still be automatically matched with these (via MD5 or something) or do you have to go the manual trial and error route?

Thanks.