1. Finally, i ends with this for the language detection. Detect languages present as audio information, fallback on filename detection. Otherwise we simply ignore it. {(any{audios.language}{fn.space('.').upper().matchAll(/(?<=\bTRUE?|\b)FR(?=ENCH\b|\b)|\bEN(?=GLISH\b|\b)|\bSPA(?=NISH\b|\b)|\bVF(?=I ...

Well, this look like as the regex in filebot doesn't return like in pcre, js or python.

See this : https://regex101.com/r/oB9pN7/1

Was testing with filebot-r3843.jar

1. "?: null" is the answer :D 2. I use any to be able to add audio language list to language list from filename. Then i can do a unique on it. The goal is the find all spoken language, since some file can't be detected in audio param, i want to detect from filename. I want a result like this [FR, EN ...

So i come with : {(any{audios.language}{[]} + any{fn.replaceAll('-','.').toUpperCase().space('..').matchAll(/(?:\.)(VFI?|FR|TRUEFRENCH|FRENCH|ENGLISH|EN|SPA|SPANISH)(?:\.|$)/)}{[]}).join('-').toUpperCase().tokenize('-').sort().unique()} Who give sometime this result when there's no language found in ...

This fix will be included in which version of filebot ?

I saw than rednoah made matchAll case insensitive by default !

And i found that the following code work as expected :

I am trying to keep spoken language from filename, so i did this as a proof of concept : {fn.space('..').matchAll(/(?i)(?:\.)(VFI?|FR|ENGLISH|EN|SPANISH|SPA)(?:\.|$)/)} If i do my test with this fake filename : Virgin..Suicides..vfi..vf..1999..1080p..FR..EN..X264..AC3-mHDgz On https://regex101.com/r ...

Thank you very much !

3. So the detection should be better if the year is not in parenthese or bracket ?

Cool ! Thank you for your answer

1. Nice to know

2. Just to be sure. Only the bracket or all the content inside too ?

3. So if the year is in bracket, it will be ignored ?

The AMC should not be in problem if the function getMovieInfo from the TMDbClient.java return only information about a movie. That's just a security ! That's strange behaviour to ask about information for a movie and getting an anime or tv show information. I think i saw this problem too with ...

Do you plan to add the validation like i proposed ?

Well, the folder is the name of the collection.

Is it possible to match correctly if the name of the folder is "Ip Man Collection" instead ?

And FR is the language.
Is it possible to avoid conflict if language is like this ?

[FR] or [FR, EN]

(FR) or (FR, EN)

After i checked the generic, i found it's

The Legend Is Born - Ip Man (2010) 100min [Drama, Action, History] #tt1641638

I created a "new text document", renamed it "Ip Man 3 FR [Action, Biography, Drama] #tt2888046.avi". Open it in filebot GUI, then when i click on match (with TheMovieDB). I get 3 proposition instead of just the one from the name with imdbid Ip Man 3 (2015) Ip Man (2008) The Man (2005) If i take the ...

This was done on the GUI.

For filebot 4.6.1 (64 bits) on Windows 10 I have a file named : Ip Man 3 [Action, Biography, Drama] #tt2888046.avi When i press the match button with TheMovieDB, it detect as : Ip Man (2008) 108min [Drama, Action, History] #tt1220719.avi When i press the match button with OMDB, it detect as : Ip Man ...

With the command The file named "Anges et Demons tt0808151.avi" is correctly detected as a movie.

Yes this will work if i put only movie inside of this folder. So i guess i need to force it to manage my existing movies folder. I'll do that for them. Thanks. But the advantage of using amc was to manage my download and move them on the correct folder depending on his type (Anime, movie, series). I ...

From the AMC script with this command : filebot -script fn:amc --output "out" --action test -non-strict "in" --log-file amc.log --def excludeList=amc.txt I get this result : Anges et Demons tt0808151.avi [series: Demons, movie: Angels & Demons (2009)] Unable to differentiate: [Anges et Demons ...