This is the work around I found, its not efficient cause it rescan my whole library for subtitles everytime a new file is created, but am I right to think itll skip files that have been created in more than 2 days and itll skip if file already exist?

is there a way to download higher quality ...

tnks, ure right, i dont know what im doing, thats why i turn to this forum for help....

maybe someone can point me to the right info, or write it for me, lol....

ok found this line in the log


MOVE] Rename [F:\AMedia\ADownloads\Vikings.S03E10.The.Dead.720p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-BS.pob.srt] to [F:\AMedia\ATV Shows\Vikings - S03E10 - The Dead\Vikings - S03E10 - The Dead.srt]



[MOVE] Rename [F:\AMedia\ADownloads\Vikings.S03E10.The.Dead.720p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H ...

Fetching [Vikings.S03E10.The.Dead.1080p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-BS.srt]
Export [Vikings.S03E10.The.Dead.1080p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-BS.srt] as: SubRip / UTF-8
Writing [Vikings.S03E10.The.Dead.1080p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-BS.srt] to [Vikings.S03E10.The.Dead.720p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-BS.eng.srt ...

Thanks noah for all the help so far,

i understand it might a pain the but to answer same lame questions over and over...

i cant figure out how to download multiple subtitle languages, this is my script:

filebot -script fn:amc --output "F:/AMedia" --action move -non-strict "F:/AMedia/ADownloads ...

never mind, i got it all, sorry to bother u so many times with stupid questions, lol

thanks agains @rednoah for keeping up with this forum and patient with all of us dummies.

1.
You probably won't need the artwork/cleaner calls if you enable --def artwork and --def clean in the amc script.

2.
The --format is relative to --output so you don't need to repeat the absolute output path in all the formats.


also, when i use --def artwork, ir give me

Argument: C:\AMedia ...

thanks, i use utorrent rss to doenload tv shows, sometimes itll download 2 of the same episode with different name but once it runs thru amc it comes the same same, how do i force it to delete or replace the file thats already in /tvshows?

Noobie here at many levels, lol, but heres what i got setup

FolderAgent monitors C:/ADownloads for new files and calls this cli saved as .bat

filebot -script fn:amc --output "C:\AMedia" --action move --conflict override -non-strict "C:\AMedia\ADownloads" --def "seriesFormat=C:/AMedia/ATV Shows/{n ...

when i say -rename "X:/ " is it gonna read subfolders as well?

i did read that, ddnt help much, so its telling me that when i go to execute a command not put filebot -rename, i have to specify full path of where the exe is located correct?

then call a function -rename,

now do i specify the parent folder of where all my tv shows are at?

then i putt -- output ...

i tried running this command

filebot -script fn:watcher -extract -rename F:\ATV\American Crime Story - S01E09 - Manna from Heaven --output F:\ATV\American Crime Story - S01E09 - Manna from Heaven --format "/{n} - {s00e00} - {t}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t}" --db TheTVDB

game me error
"-" not a valid ...

Then how it'd be?

i tell file juggler to monitor folder C and every time a file is created call command filebot -rename F:/ATV/{n} - {s00e00} - {t}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t}

I have a similar setup but i use eventghost to monitor my folders and when utorrent is finished downloading eventghost cals a filebot script

i can use file juggler to call a command, can i put a script there?

idk what "call a script" mean, do i save a script somewhere, and have a scheduler or ...

I don't recommend using FileBot to monitor files (although it's possible). The easiest way is probably to use Scheduler and call filebot/amc a few times a day. You will need some (very) basic command-line skills though.

1. Learn how CMD basics
2. Learn how to make simple filebot commands
3. Learn ...

I dont know anything about scripts, coding, etc. Every information I find seems to assume i know this stuff,

this is what im trying to do

I have utorrent downloading files to folder A, once completed moved to folder B,
Utorrent runs SCRU once download is finished to extract it to folder C,
File ...