rednoah wrote:Maybe?

--def music=y Process music files as well. Disabled by default.

I swear I read the whole manual( a few months ago when started to use this script ).
But at the time I used only for movie and series.
Thanks!

Ok, thanks, wasn't clear that that the problem is the series vs. movie thing.
After setting ut_label it works for movies.
Now has an other problem with music, the label is "music", the musicFormat is set, but it's exclude every song.
Trying to figure out what is this, but looks strange.

Hi, I'm using the AMC script with some filters, which works fine for series but doesn't for movies. Command: filebot -no-xattr -script fn:amc --log-file amc.log --action test -non-strict --conflict auto --def skipExtract=n --def deleteAfterExt ract=n --def "seriesFormat={n}/Season {s.pad(2)}/{n ...

Is there a way to know if filebot failed to succesfully run the given command without parsing the output?
I checked the ERRORLEVEL in command line on windows but that always return 0.

1. Yes, I read that topic, that's why I said, some advanced example would make it more clear how it works. I will add this little folder exists snippet too, when finalized. 2. Awesome, thanks! :D 3. Thanks again, useful, I will check them, maybe checkout the source and trying to take a look at the ...

I played a little bit with this --filter option. If I understand correctly, FileBot use this filter on every possible titles and using the first matched one, right? So --filter "new File('h:/series', n).exists()" allow only titles which already exists in the folder, but what if it's not exists? In ...

1. But if an output folder defined or the Episode format contains a path, without any substitution mark, for example in the beginning of the format(" h:/series/ {n}/Season {s.pad(2)}/{sxe}"), then it's a good start. 3. Your filter expression could check for existing folders . It's sounds good, I ...

Hi, First of all, thanks for the amazing software and scripts! I'm using AMC, with the -non-strict switch and sometimes it can't match the correct series name, which is understandable. Just wondering, is there a switch or other script which tries to figure out the correct title, based on the already ...