Just as an update, looks like both files were pulled in correctly this week! Thanks!

Ah, I see! Thanks!

So it seems that my filter didn't work for Steven Universe. Here's the log: Run script [fn:amc] at [Thu Sep 17 17:22:25 CDT 2015] Parameter: music = y Parameter: clean = y Parameter: subtitles = en Parameter: xbmc = 127.0.0.1 Parameter: seriesFormat = H:/TV2/{n}/{episode.special ? 'Special ...

Yeah, that is not intuitive at all! Thanks for clarifying! Trying to be self-sufficient at this!

Okay, thanks! I think I understand now. I wasn't aware that the text between the forward slashes used regex. So the way that that this reads: --filter "age < 7 || !(defines.ut_title =~ /Gintama|Steven.Universe/) is: "filter the query to episodes younger than 7 days old" or "the torrent title does ...

Hey! So there's another show I'd like to apply the filter to. I was wondering how I would add that to the following syntax
I tried: But that didn't work.

Gotcha, thanks! I guess there's nothing I can do about that. I'll see if it works next week. If it works more often than it doesn't then I'll be happy with it.

Isn't it using AniDB to rename? I had checked at the time of processing and the episode was listed when the query ran.

This time, it did work. Not really sure why. Run script [fn:amc] at [Wed Sep 09 05:50:41 CDT 2015] Parameter: music = y Parameter: clean = y Parameter: subtitles = en Parameter: xbmc = 127.0.0.1 Parameter: seriesFormat = H:/TV2/{n}/{episode.special ? 'Special' : 'Season '+s}/{n} - {episode.special ...

Okay, looks like the file didn't process. Here's the log: Run script [fn:amc] at [Wed Sep 02 05:50:29 CDT 2015] Parameter: music = y Parameter: clean = y Parameter: subtitles = en Parameter: xbmc = 127.0.0.1 Parameter: seriesFormat = H:/TV2/{n}/{episode.special ? 'Special' : 'Season '+s}/{n ...

Great, thanks! Just wondering if I got the gist of the Groovy language; it appears I do not yet.

I'll try your initial recommendation. Thanks for the help!

Okay great I'll try that. so that's basically saying that the filter only applies if the title is like Gintama, correct? I was about to ask you if something like this would work. I'm going to try what you recommended, but now I'm just curious. --filter if (ut_file.contains('Gintama')) { "age < 7" }

Okay, cool! So is there like a way to do filter if? Like only apply filter for files with "Gintama" in the filename? I only ask because sometimes my RSS feeds will download 2nd versions of episodes I already have a couple of weeks after they aired, and I'm afraid these would get incorrectly matched ...

Okay, so filter would limit the universe of possible matches to recently aired episodes, correct? That would serve my needs well, but I don't think that AMC would match Gintama 282 to Gintama (2015) ep17 even if I used filter. Am I correct in assuming that? I was hoping I could accomplish this ...

I see. But in this case FileBot simply can't know that Gintama - 282 is magically Gintama (2015) - 17 since AniDB doesn't provide that kind of mapping-information. EDIT: I recommend adding an ignore pattern: --def "ignore=Gintama" So I thought of an idea to fix it, I'm just curious if there's a way ...

Yeah I figured as much. It's the only show I have this problem with.

Here is the AniDB link to the episode the file below should have linked to. http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=ep&eid=170188 As you can see, the file is labeled as episode 282, but AniDB recognizes it as episode 17 of Gintama (2015). Here are the logs: Run script [fn:amc] at [Wed Jul 29 05:42 ...

So I've been using filebot to automatically rename my shows as they download via rss feeds, and it's been working pretty great! There is, however, one show that never seems to get picked up: Gintama. I have a feeling it's because AniDB recognizes the new episodes as a new season, but the way it's ...

Thanks for the reply! So if I understand correctly, hardlink does me no good at all. My best option is to use copy then delete after I hit a certain ratio. Is that correct?

So you use WebUI to automatically delete torrents once they hit a certain ratio? Do you do that with a script?

Thanks for the fast reply! So hardlinking sounds like what I'm looking for, right? If the files are copied, that means that the version of the file being seeded is the original in the unprocessed download location, but I would like the renamed version of the file to be seeded while only maintaining ...

Hey, I'm pretty new to Filebot, but I've been using it to clean up my anime collection for XBMC/Kodi with positive results. I noticed the AMC script and it seems to do some pretty impressive stuff. My understanding is that it tries to tell the difference between anime, TV, and movies, then puts them ...