It appears that the replies to this original post keep getting deleted (are they being moved elsewhere in the forum?). I was having trouble getting filebot to process torrented TV shows because my username includes an "&" symbol. You suggested I use filebot portable, but I can't find that thread for ...

That is an odd one. Do you use some wierd username or something? The username does have an ampersand (&) in it, and it seems this will produce this kind of error. (For example, http://www.dailytechnologytips.com/2009/07/remove-blogger-xml-error-reference-to.html.) I will try to change the username ...

So what's the cmdline output if you run that command? The full output is below, but you'll see this error occurs about six times: Lookup by hash failed: Error configuring from jar:file:/C:/Program%20Files/FileB ot/FileBot.jar!/ehcache.xml. Initial cause was Error configuring from input stre am ...

The script is working for movies (they get moved to E:\Movies are are appropriately renamed, etc.) but it's not working with TV shows. They are not getting moved to "E:\TV Shows", not getting renamed, etc. Below is what the uTorrent command log showed for a recent example: filebot -script fn ...

It's a command, just open the cmd and just run it manually and see what happens. You can copy the exact cmdline uTorrent is calling from utorrents log tab. Ah! Thanks. A lot of output, but I suspect all of it stems from this error which occurs right away (I replaced the actual user name with ...

Thank you for the reply. I've tried several torrents but none of them are getting processed with the script. When the torrent is done downloading, I do see the cmd screen pop up with some lines of code run but it disappears before I can see what it says. The torrents download as usual, but they don ...

Think I figured it out. It seems the x64 and x86 refer to the bit version of Java you have. x86 msi is for the 32 bit version of Java. x64 msi is for the 64 bit version of Java. You can see what version of Java you have by going to http://www.java.com/en/download/testjava.jsp and see the value next ...

Possible very dumb question, here.

I went to install the .msi Filebot and see options for either x64 or x86. I assume this refers to whether you have a 64 or 86 bit OS system? I have a 32 bit system (and Vista). Which version of Filebot should I install?

Thanks.

This is very promising! It looks like this simple bit of code can replace the need for multiple programs, like SCRU (to unpack files), theRenamer (to rename them), and EventGhost (to tie it all together in a single macro). But it doesn't replace the need for a scraper, like MediaCompanion or Ember ...