Hi Rednoah, I want to take you up on your offer of writing a script. I've actually done a lot of the work already but I suspect that its not the best way as I have problems.

There are two scripts. One renames movies in a specific folder, one renames TV shows in a specific folder. Both are batch ...

Got it all working now - thanks very much for your help rednoah.

Del

This seemed to work and also adding -non-strict to the command line. Not sure if thats safe to do though:

// PERSONALIZED SETTINGS
def MovieDir = "D:/Videos/test"
def DirRoot = "test"
def MovieFormat = "D:/Videos/test/{n} - {y} - {genres[0]} - {rating}"

MovieDir.getFolders{!it.hasFile{} || it ...

Sadly that doesn't work either :(

Tried:

def args = "D:/Videos/test/"

args.eachMediaFolder { dir ->
println dir
rename(file:dir, format:'{n} - {y} - {genres[0]} - {rating}', db:'TheMovieDB')
}

Simply says Done?(??????)?

then tried:

// PERSONALIZED SETTINGS
def MovieDir = "D:/Videos/test ...

More playing, editted the groovy script and put this in so its a little more dynamic:

// PERSONALIZED SETTINGS
def MovieDir = "D:/Videos/test/"
def MovieFormat = "D:/Videos/test/{n} - {y} - {genres[0]} - {rating}"


MovieDir.getFolders{!it.hasFile{} || it.hasFile{}}.each{ dir ->
println ...

Got the latest .jar - re-ran the code:

C:\Program Files (x86)\FileBot>filebot -version
FileBot 2.64 (r1190) / Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 1.6.0_33


C:\Program Files (x86)\FileBot>filebot -script D:\Videos\test\test2.groovy
Filename pattern: [NaN] SxE, [NaN] CWS
Rename episodes using [TheTVDB ...

Ok I tried it:

via command line I did:

C:\Program Files (x86)\FileBot>filebot -script D:\Videos\test\test2.groovy

where groovy script contained:

rename(folder:"D:/Videos/test/A Beautiful Mind", format:"{n} - {y} - {genres[0]} - {rating}")

Response was:

Exception: No media files: []
Done ...

Thanks for this rednoah. You mention:

Those file/folder names are enough to figure things out. No need for nfo and whatever.

If those folders are DVD folders or BluRay folders (i.e. contain a folder called VIDEO_TS, etc) then it'll work with the folder.

If you have avis/mkvs/etc but want to ...

Hi there, Firstly, epic piece of software this, love it really do.

I've finally finished ripping/encoding my wifes dvd collection to my NAS so we can watch the films round the house (believe me, I don't ever want to do that again - took forever!) and I have a list of loads of Movie folders on my ...