No worries. My tutorials are detailed and technical so pretty hard to understand if you don't have certain basics. Just write it as if you'd explain it to a friend. I'm sure many people will appreciate newbie oriented tutorials and explanations. If something is wrong, I'll just correct it for you ...

Now you owe me a tutorial where you explain what you've learned, or a donation, your choice. Rednoah, although I am still testing this script (have been away much recently) & don't have all elements still, I'll donate for your great help and patience as I think it'll help you more than a tutorial ...

rednoah wrote: PS: You did not read or understand how {expressions} work.

I haven't read this yet...bed time reading I guess

here you go

ps: thx for your patience

Do you expect me to hack into your machine just so I can see the screenshot you saved on your desktop, Mr Producer? Sry, can't be bothered. Try again. This time try uploading the screenshot somewhere, ok? ;) :D I like to sense of humour... ;) I saw this about the img and currently trying sorting ...

I'm back :) I am running the following script {languages[0] =~ 'Spanish|French' ? localize[languages[0]].name : n} ({y}) {def FirstLanguage = languages[0]; (FirstLanguage =~ 'French') ? 'French Films'+'/'+localize.French.name+'('+y+')'+'/'+fn : ((FirstLanguage =~ 'English') ? 'English Movies ...

I'm out until tuesday but i'll send you screen prints of the result i'm talking about at my return. I did try quite a bit with various files, not billio s times thats for sure chat on tuesday

I must be badly explaining myself. I have a low level understanding of the custom formating but not that low ;) The output of the {languages[0] =~ 'French' ? 'French Films' : 'Movies'} script isn't what you say should be. It creates a folder for each movie instead of 1 named French Films and 1 named ...

If you want your output path to consist of anything other than "/Films" or "/Movies", than all of that is missing. :lol: @see http://www.filebot.net/naming.html I don' t want anything else as i am working in the same folder but as i commented before this renames each file films or movies and puts ...

What am I missing with the following then?

ok, so I must have misinterpreted your post comment then...

If primary spoken language is French, move to "French Films" folder, or "Movies" folder otherwise:

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{languages[0] =~ 'French' ? 'French Films' : 'Movies'}

So trying to analyse this and as I understand it means:
localising languages, if french then move to French films folder else to Movies.

I must be missing something because I can't make it work...give me a hint please

1. If a movie is not identified correctly in the first place, there is nothing you can do about that in the format. Also, I don't think the Chinese name is written in Japanese Katakana. ok 2. Look at the code and think. Does it look like it describes the whole path? my lack of coding knowledge is ...

testing out {languages[0] =~ 'Spanish|French' ? localize[languages[0]].name : n} it works quite well; the only thing is that in my test I have a movie called "flic ou voyou" (https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/40420-flic-ou-voyou) and since the beginning of my this movie either receives an english ...

Your OP does contain a few interesting problems for which there isn't many examples here in the forums yet. This post might help you and others that want to express this kind of logic as filebot format: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=3761 nice one Rednoah! I have actually been ...

Well, that's the difference between me making FileBot better for everyone (free), and me working for you specifically on a problem that benefits only you (very expensive). I think it's reasonable to assume that it'll take at least 1-2 hours until it works exactly the way you want. Assuming you're ...

2. These are the freebies, for a complete solution (and continuous help with that) I'll be charging 50-75 USD. Ok thx Rednoah, I'll give a try to all these newbies...Now I don't want to be a tight ars but given that I've already bought your 10euro GUI app maybe we can come to better arrangement ...

thank you for your help Rednoah! 1. I actually already have this set up, just didn't mention it in my post 2. I am currentl checking this out as QNAP works with CRON and I'm not sure wether there is a GUI version of this but will find a solution. 3. filenames will really be any movie/animes/series ...

Hi, this is a special request...I am no developer trying to create a script and wasting lots of time because cannot really put myself into it, mainly because of kids and general busy life... so I was asking myself wether or not a scripts could be created for me by someone who knows and understand ...

1. Get spoken language 2. Get localized title for spoken language e.g. {localize[languages.first()].name} This approach assume that "Spoken Languages" is defined in the database. You can come up with other rules (e.g. if path contains XYZ then English otherwise French). it still doesn't pick up the ...

HI, I have been searching for this but haven't found anything suitable so requesting help here. I download movies, series and animes in english (mainly) but also french and Spanish. Once these are downloaded I want to rename them, in the french title if an original french movie, in the Spanish title ...

rednoah wrote: What revision are you using?

Was on FileBot 4.6.1 (r3315) / Java(TM) SE Embedded Runtime Environment 1.8.0_65 (headless)

had a few issues uploading but managed to update to
FileBot 4.6.2 (r3891) / Java(TM) SE Embedded Runtime Environment 1.8.0_65 (headless)

ok, I must be doing something basically wrong :oops: as calling the script with filebot -non-strict -script fn:amc /share/Download --def movieFormat=/Volumes/home/MyScripts/movieFormat.groovy and having the most basic script as follow {ny}/{fn} I am still getting Run script [fn:amc] at [Mon Apr 25 ...

1. Don't process folders that don't contain any real media files. movieFormat.groovy.srt is not a real file. You're right it isn't. This file was created while I first tested the script which renamed all files as "movieFormat.groovy" for some reason (?!) I just left them in their not thinking it ...

I have followed your recommendation and started testing my arguments via separated files and although I am getting results, they're aren't fully positives and wouldn't mind some advices from experts. Just a note to say that I am fully aware, as a complete novice, that I probably make extremely basic ...