Thanks for your explanation. I will think of a way to foolproof the automation.

Thanks for your help so far. I was under the impression that AMC can recognise the title, and select the appropriate database to get the title from. The title is available from AniDB http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=anime&aid=10702 but why doesn't it pull the title from the right database?

http://thetvdb.com/?tab=series&id=283947

Because it is, in fact, an anime. Is there a way for AMC to detect Animation genre and existing Japanese name to identify it as anime?

I'm sorry about that. And thank you for your reply. Here's my log Run script [/Users/alexkwa/Desktop/amc.groovy] at [Sun May 17 10:43:42 JST 2015] Parameter: unsorted = y Parameter: excludeList = amc-input.txt Parameter: clean = y Parameter: movieFormat = /Movies/English/{n} Parameter: seriesFormat ...

I'm using the latest amc.groovy with the latest headless filebot. How can I recognize the language of TV shows and sort it accordingly? eg. English shows go to /Volumes/Media/TV Shows/English/{n}/Season {s}/{n} {S00E00} {t} Japanese shows go to /Volumes/Media/TV Shows/Japanese/{n}/{(s) ? {s}/ : {n ...

I'm on Mac using the latest portable Filebot CLI. I'm using the latest https://github.com/filebot/scripts/blob/devel/amc.groovy in github with no modifications to the script. It renames my file, but sees it as a TV Show instead of an Anime. This is my exact CLI command. /Users/alexkwa/Desktop ...