Edited the goovy script and seems to be working, now the script will exit if it is unable to gather the {vc} of a file from the input string

Start script with

--def checkLibMediaInfo =y


Add at the top of script
def checkLibMediaInfo = tryQuietly{checkLibMediaInfo .toBoolean()}

Below input ...

It fails on the all files of the run of the script. The sysinfo tells libmediainfo is detected so it is some of occasional fail to load the library.
I'll have a look at editing the amc script, I'll update if I find the solution.

Hi,
I was wondering if their is a way to stop the renaming/copy process of filebot when a warning is detected?
I run a script on my synology every hour and for some reason sometimes, the following error arises.

WARNING: Unable to read media info: Unable to load 32-bit native library 'mediainfo ...

Hi,
I was wondering how --conflict auto works and if their is a way to change it behavior to something more strict.
At the moment I am running the following script on my NAS every hour.

-script fn:amc --output /Media --log-file amc.log --action copy --conflict auto

In the renaming scheme I use ...

Thanks for the feedback, I found the solution by putting an echo in the filebot.sh file to show me the path.
The files needed to be placed directly at the same location as the .sh file.

The error (linux-x86/libmediainfo.so) trew me off and therefore I put everything in a dir.

For the interested ...

I freshly installed FileBot on my new Synolgy DS415play edition and the standard renaming works fine using my own script. The problem I now face is using a renaming convention which uses the mediainfo lib. I can't seem to figure out where to put the library files . Where should I put these files so ...