Thank you to answering my question. I wasn't offended, just annoyed. I hate it when people pull the "why don't you ask the internet?" routine because that's exactly what I was doing. Anyway, that makes sense.

Also, so far I seemed to have found a way to move the data without manually stopping the ...

1) Normally, yes you're right, but obviously I can because it works for some; I've watched it. Besides, I should and I want to. Why would I want duplicate files in two different folders taking up disk space? They aren't exactly small files, and they add up. Moving the files also removes the ability ...

Ok, thanks.

I'm not using any --action right now. What does hardlink do differently than move or copy?

This is what I'm using now. I'll add the --action hardlink and see what happens.

filebot -script fn:amc "M:\Completed" --output "M:" -non-strict

filebot -script fn:cleaner "M:\Completed ...

Looks like I got it all to work, renaming, moving, and deleted the leftovers.

One final issue, not really related to filebot... I'm using qbittorrent because it's light compared to what utorrent has become. When a torrent is finished downloading the script runs, but can't rename the folder\files ...

I got renaming to work pretty well. I also tried the sorty script but get this error...

C:\Program Files\FileBot>filebot -script fn:sorty
ConnectException: Connection refused: connect
java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect
at net.filebot.cli.ScriptShellBaseClass.telnet ...

Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to know that it's very basic. To me it seems a little complex, but again I'm no programmer.

Without spending a lot of time looking through it all what's missing is probably the part about how Filebot determines if it's a TV Show of a Movie and creates the correct ...

I just discovered that filebot can do automation, unfortunately I'm not that great with coding. Ideally, I'd want a script to run when a file was finished downloading (I have that part figured out) that would go to the downloaded file path, rename it, and move it to the correct place in my media ...