I tried using the --def seriesFormat/movieFormat but couldn't get it to work properly. I think it has to do with the fact that I'm running as a non-root user on linux, so I have to run the portable version using the jar directly.... when I stopped using the --def filebot stopped erroring out. I ...

nevermind, I figured it out!

for movies I needed to be using {n} instead of {t}.

I'm hoping you all can help me out. I'm modifying my amc.groovy, I would like my output of movies to go to /movies/%firstletterofthetitle%/ so Pulp fiction would be filed under /Movies/P/ I tried using mov: any{ movieFormat }{ '''movies/{t.toUpperCase().substring(0,1)}/{n} - {y} - {vf} - {af ...

I guess I got confused by the error message and assumed it wasn't working. So to be clear, when I get a warning such as that, it doesn't necessarily mean that filebot is ignoring the request to rename my local movie, but instead that it is ignoring a movie in themoviedb because it doesn't have a ...

Beauty and the Beast.avi

the only problem is, when I got to

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/10020- ... anguage=en

I see that it already has a release year (1991) listed.

Thanks for the reply. I guess I will have to do that

Is there a way to force filebot to not ignore a movie due to "Missing data: release date"? If the release date is missing, I would just like a blank space in the file name instead of the year. below is my cmdline call, log and filebot -script fn:sysinfo. Thanks in advance for any help you can ...