Is it possible when extracting archives to ignore extracting already extracted archives?

While it would be useful in general, my main reason for asking is that filebot/java crashed halfway through an extract/rename (see below) leaving me with a folder with an unknown number of already extracted ...

It works I do however get this before each "[SYMLINK] Rename...":

Thank you. I won't be able to test it until tomorrow probably but will post again with results when I do.

Here's two of the files, would be great if you had a look :)

Auto-detect movie from context: [/Volumes/Movies/Archives/Sleeping.Beauty.2011.LIMITED.720p.BluRay.X264-7SinS/7s-sleeping.beauty.720p/7s-sleeping.beauty.720p.mkv]
Apr 13, 2013 12:00:45 AM net.sourceforge.filebot.media.MediaDetection ...

I noticed that renaming with the AMC script seems to be based on the archive name rather than the folder name containing the archive.

For example, I had the following:

"Sleeping.Beauty.2011.720p.BluRay.x264-Group" which got renamed to "Sleeping Beauty (1959)"

In another case the archive was named ...

Ooh, what's that shiny yellow button?

I'll do some playing around and come back and ask more stuff if I don't get it right.

Thank you!

Okay, reading through the AMC script I think I understand how this works. The thing I wanna do is to copy movie files and move extracted archive files. (so that the original file structure is intact and I have a new pretty file structure at the destination)

Am I correct that do do this, I'd have to ...

With the AMC script in mind:

Would changing output in the extract part of the script from null to some temporary local folder work?
// extract archives (zip, rar, etc) that contain at least one video file
def tempFiles = extract(file: input.findAll{ it.isArchive() || it.hasExtension('001 ...

I have about 1 TB of .rar archives on my NAS. It's a Drobo FS, known for it's suboptimal I/O handling. Extracting an archive directly on the NAS is much slower than extracting it to my local HD and then copy it back.

Is there a way to get FileBot to do this? Is there a way to do this while using ...

What I want to do with my movies is to save the release information (most importantly source, release group and resolution (1080/720/SD)) and rename the folders containing my movies to "name (year)".

I thought of achieving this by renaming the movie files to the folder names and thereafter renaming ...