Exactly what I figured I would do if filebot itself did not offer it, thanks a ton again for your help!rednoah wrote:You can pass in your own file lists via arguments:Code: Select all
find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -exec filebot -script fn:amc ... '{}' '+'
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- 09 Feb 2016, 17:17
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Matching another format
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Re: Matching another format
- 09 Feb 2016, 16:50
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Matching another format
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Re: Matching another format
Your files are tagged now. Use the xattr script to untag them: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5#p5394 That's why we always use --action test until we know it's working. Test mode disables various behaviours, and xattr is one of them. rednoah, nice! Admittedly I used '--action ...
- 09 Feb 2016, 15:51
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Matching another format
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Re: Matching another format
You can force series mode via --def ut_label and that'll automatically force TheTVDB as well. Using --q and --db will screw with default behaviour. Remove those options. You want default behaviour. You don't want to override auto-detection with your own --q query unless you know exactly what you're ...
- 09 Feb 2016, 14:46
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Matching another format
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Thanks rednoah, 1 - Thanks, I was concerned that the SD|HD items was 'confusing' the matcher somehow.. 2 - Appreciate that, been testing with '--action test' for the very same reason. Unfortunately circumstances dictate that all my series files is in one flat structure, not a immediate problem it ...
- 09 Feb 2016, 12:47
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Matching another format
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Matching another format
Hi, Firstly, I'm ecstatic in discovering Filebot, this seems to sort out my issue of living with a flat-directory of series/movies folders and symlinking/hardlinking it elsewhere in Kodi/whatever. Having just discovered it however, I am a complete noob :) I'm not yet too bothered with how files are ...