Hello Everyone,

Im having 2 series on my server where I want to find subtitles for.
When I try to do it it says: File creation date is too far in the past
How can I fix this?

Thanks!

Hello People, I have been using Filebot for a while now and its been working perfectly, although it is REALLY slow. Been running the script for 10 minutes and this is all: https://i.gyazo.com/439325682f32ac583485db91329a1a7b.png Edit: 2 minutes later its going really fast as it should! Its checking ...

1. Current filename has little effect on Hash-Lookup. Name-Search however is primarily based on the filename, and FileBot is likely to pick the subtitle where the subtitle filename is most similar to the video filename. Also, FileBot keeps the original name as xattr metadata, so FileBot may use ...

Hello Everyone, Just a question out of curiousity. Would filebot find more accurate subtitles when searching for subtitles for the original file name, or should I better rename the .mkv files to: serie name - episode - episode name - release group As filebot didn't find subtitles on original file ...

No. The suball does not keep records on how/why a subtitle was matched, so subtitles can't be replaced by (potentially) better ones later. In my example I only use strict mode though, so you'll only ever get hash matches. Hey man, I can stop my movie/serie download program from renaming my files ...

You're doing many things that I explicitly advise against the manual, and some of it may or may not inexplicably screw things up for you later. Here's a "good" solution in case anyone finds this thread in the future: filebot -script fn:suball --lang nl "C:/Processing" --def maxAgeDays=14 ...

1. As I've told you before, it's better to fetch subtitles based on the original files with the original filenames (especially if you're using -non-strict mode) https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=3286#p18187 2. Using -non-strict is you saying "i want subtitles and i'd rather have ...

Hello Everyone ! Im using this script below. "C:\Program Files\FileBot\filebot.exe" -script fn:amc --action move -non-strict "C:\Processing" --def "seriesFormat=D:/TV Series/{n}/{'Season ' +s.pad(2)}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t}" "movieFormat=D:/Movies/{n}/{fn}" "C:\Program Files\FileBot\filebot.exe ...

You're not using -non-strict so it's very likely that despite there being some subtitles none of them is considered a good enough match in strict mode. I changed the line to this but it didn't download the other subs: "C:\Program Files\FileBot\filebot.exe" -script fn:suball --lang nl "D:\Movies" "D ...

1. by default, if files contain subtitles of any language, no additional subtitles will be downloaded Do *.mkv files 1-5 and 7-8 already include English (or any language) subtitles in the mkv container itself? 2. You probably want to add something like this: --def ignoreTextLanguage=nl Means ...

1. Delete everything that's not a video file. See what happens. Now continue with trial and error to figure out which files cause it to not download additional subtitles. 2. Did you read the manual of the suball script, and paid particular attention to default values? Too old, too young, too big ...

1. It won't fetch subtitles for files that already have subtitles for that language. If there's a subtitles file that is not correctly language tagged, then FileBot will assume that it is "any language" so no missing subtitles for any language. 2. You're probably passing in some weird arguments, in ...

1. You can get away with much fewer filebot calls. e.g. multiple arguments: filebot -script fn:suball --lang nl "D:\Movies" "D:\TV Series" e.g. better replace pattern: filebot -script fn:replace --action move --conflict override "D:\Movies" "D:\TV Series" --def "e=.(nld|nl).srt" "r=.dutch.srt" 2 ...

Hello Everyone! Im using this script to move my downloaded series and movies and to download subtitles for it. I want to download English and Dutch subtitles. This script also renamed nld or nl to dutch so plex recognizes it. http://pastebin.com/DSKkqw3C It doesnt download any subtitles. it just ...