I think that we are almost there with this one.

Files are now downloading and they contain Chinese subtitles.

however the rename portion operates as follows

Writing [22.Jump.Street.2014.BluRay.eng.srt] to [22 Jump Street (2014).eng.srt]
Writing [22.Jump.Street.2014.BluRay.cht.srt] to [22 Jump ...

I think something funky is still going on...

Input:
filebot.cmd -script fn:suball "E:\Current\22 Jump Street (2014)" --def ignoreTextLanguage=chinese -non-strict --output srt --lang zho
Output:
Fetch subtitles for [E:\Current\22 Jump Street (2014)]
Get [Chinese] subtitles for 1 files
Looking up ...

Thanks, I will adjust the structure and test.

EDIT: This is working as intended.

Thanks, will test

Thanks,

See https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=2328#p13350

This clears up the exclusions very clearly.


However I also seem to be having problems with the recursive search. My structure is as below


E:\Current\
E:\Current\Film1.mkv
E:\Current\Film2.mkv
E:\Current\Film3.mkv
E ...

I would like to add my voice to an option to ignore embedded subtitles. Whilst they are good to have they may not always have the languages required.
i.e. I try to maintain english, romanian and chinese subs.

Thanks

I'm not sure why all of these files are being excluded, also it doesn't appear to be recursing the directories.
Could anyone explain this to me please?

Input:
filebot.cmd -script fn:suball "E:\Current" -r -non-strict --output srt --lang en

Output:
Fetch subtitles for [E:\Current]
Exclude ...

Input:
filebot.cmd -script fn:suball "G:\Archive" -non-strict --output srt --lang zho

Output:
Fetch subtitles for [G:\Archive]
Get [Chinese] subtitles for 1 files
Looking up subtitles by hash via OpenSubtitles
Lookup by hash failed: SubLanguageID for 'Chinese' not found
Looking up subtitles ...