Another silly question. Couldnt find the answer to this. I have the parameter for cleaning: clean=y Is there any way to have Filebot also delete unwanted subtitles (srts) that where downloaded for a episode or movie. For example, if I download "Best Movie Ever", and it includes subs in english ...

Ok I think I may have found my answer.

So the steps would be something like:

1) go create an account
2) run this command 2a) the command should prompt me to enter my account/pw
3) my code with: should then work?

Thanks

Setting up an OpenSubtitles account is required. If you don't, it won't work and the logs will contain warning messages. Thank you ill setup an account then. What would the syntax be to add that to my parameters? Right now i have: --def subtitles=en I presume id have to add my account info somehow ...

The above is doing that. Thank you. Is there an advantage to creating an opensubs account, and if so how would I add that into my parameters? I think my last question is regarding Sonarr and Filebot, specifically if I can have Sonarr be notified that the file is done and moved/processed. The post ...

I guess one last question. Is: --def subtitles=en all i need to have it get missing subtitles? Essentially the only thing id like to do in addition to what im doing now is get english subs, but only if it wasnt included with the download. I have my doubts that the above is doing this. Any help would ...

Thanks. Sorry I just got the chance to try some stuff and got it working. This is my working code. Run when NZBGet finishes a download as a post process script from a .bat file: @echo off goto start: ######################################## ### NZBGET POST-PROCESSING SCRIPT ### # Brief description ...

Looks like when i use this: :start SET INPUT=NZBPP_DIRECTORY "C:/Program Files/FileBot/filebot.launcher.exe" -script fn:amc --output "D:/ServerFolders/Downloads/Check" --log-file amc.log --action move --conflict override -non-strict --def subtitles=en "ut_dir=%INPUT%" "seriesFormat=D:/ServerFolders ...

1. Look! --def "ut_dir=%F" magically became --def "ut_dir=D:\Media\Avatar" filebot -script fn:amc --output "/path/to/output" --action copy -non-strict "/path/to/input" --log-file amc.log --def excludeList=amc.txt Where /path/to/input means "path to the files/folders that you want to process". 3 ...

Ok didnt work as i had it above. Looks like i cant just stick the variable in there. So after reading over the documentation for Filebot I dont understand what the syntax is to pass it an input file/source. For example, what would i do in my script if i wanted to statically name a file as the source ...

Alright, so I did some reading in the NZBGet documentation for scripting. This link points to a way to declare variables, including the name/path of the file being processed (or finished). https://github.com/nzbget/nzbget/wiki/Post-processing-scripts So for example something like: - NZBPP ...

OK so if i follow along correctly, this part in the utorrent script is what tells Filebot which file from uTorrent to process: "ut_label=%L" "ut_state=%S" "ut_title=%N" "ut_kind=%K" "ut_file=%F" "ut_dir=%D" So i need to find a similar way to handle the NZBGet post process script by either ...

You're not passing in any input files. Ok how do I get it to do that then? Like i said, i got this working for uTorrent based off the post here, but i cannot find any information anywhere about how to get filebot to work with NZBGet. I tried to alter this and put it in a bat file for NZBGet to run ...

Setup OS: Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials Filebot: 4.6.1 Downloaders: NZBGet and uTorrent I've got things setup so that uTorrent runs a script that renames files and according to them being either movies or TV shows moves them to the proper folder/structure. That works 100% no issues and is based ...