rednoah wrote:Yep. That's what {plex} does. It's gonna give you the (relative) path you want regardless of what kind of object it is (e.g. movie, episode, etc) you're formatting.

It works wonders now! Thanks alot man Really good support! Love the program

1. Just use D:/{plex} as format. That'll give you Season 01 folders. If you have existing files in Season 1 folder then you just need to drag them into FileBot (GUI) and process them with D:/{plex} as format. That'll organize the files into Season 01 folders. 2. If {plex} has this value: TV Shows ...

1. Are you sure that you have two folders with exactly the same name? Because that would be impossible. If you have a "Season 1" and a "Season 01" folder then that's just how your format says it should be. The value of {plex} is something like this: TV Shows/Alias/Season 01/Alias - S01E01 - Truth ...

Okay so ive made it rename etc with D:/TV Shows/{n}/Season {s}/{sxe} or {s00e00} - {t} but for some reason it isnt putting the episodes into the already exsisting season folder it just makes its own season folder next to it. it goes into the right tv show folder tho. Is that because the new amc ...

Once again, it's doing exactly what you're telling it to do. ;) Open the Format Editor GUI. Enter {plex}. Look at the value of {plex}. * What is the value of {plex}? * What is the destination path you want? I want the tv show destination be: D:/TV shows/The son/season 1/blabla. Oh so it seems (btw ...

Okay so after putting a output it now moves the files but it doesn't rename the files (it makes folders with the correct naming "name (year)"). It doesn't even make sub folders with seasons in it in tv shows. Sounds like it's working exactly as specified by the format : S:/TV/{n}/{fn} Drive: S ...

A valid --output folder is required. It's used for many things, one of which is related to excludes, another one happens to be related to formats. It is required regardless of whatever destination paths your format might come up with though. e.g. --output "C:/FileBotWorkingDirectory" --def ...

1. This is what it looks like when qBT makes a call: Run script [fn:amc] at [Thu Apr 20 10:28:04 PDT 2017] Parameter: excludeList = amc.excludes Parameter: unsorted = y Parameter: music = y Parameter: artwork = y Parameter: clean = y Parameter: plex = ***** Parameter: ut_dir = C:\Users\Medieserver ...

I dont' use qBT so I can't tell you where you'll find the qBT logs. Best to ask the qBT folks about that one. You could have qBT call another command that will log all the arguments that it's called with: filebot -script fn:sysenv --log-file D:/sysenv.log --def "ut_dir=%F" "ut_kind=multi" "ut_title ...

This is not the actual command qBT is executing after replacing all the %variables with actual values. Please read the Troubleshooting section carefully. Step 1 is figuring out what qBT is executing. We're still at Step 1. After 8 replies. Is it really that hard? :lol: Apparently it is that hard ...

I'm really starting to pull my hair out It cannot be this hard.

No console output => No idea 1. Figure out the exact command that qBT is executing 2. Execute it yourself and see what it says The console output / log will tell you exactly what's going on. Okay then i use the exact command qBT is executing i get this C:\Users\Medieserver>filebot -script fn:amc ...

You should not leave it in there. qBT will replace %F with the input folder/file of the completed download and call FileBot on that: --def "ut_dir=%F" If you pass your entire Downloads folder as input folder every time, then you will end up processing incomplete downloads A, B and C after D is ...

arguments work like this: a.txt b.txt ... --def parameters work like this: --def a=1 b=2 ... Hence : BAD: --def "C:\Users\Medieserver\Downloads" GOOD: "C:\Users\Medieserver\Downloads" --def "seriesFormat=D:/TV Shows/{n}/{fn}" Okay so after doing that the CMDline worked perfect. So ideally i remove ...

--action test doesn't contain any special characters so path/to/input must be the culprit. What is path/to/input in your case? Please post the full command verbatim. filebot -script fn:amc --action test --def "C:\Users\Medieserver\Downloads" "seriesFormat=D:/TV Shows/{n}/{fn}" "movieFormat=\\DS416J ...

Looks like your command-line call is completely messed up. Typically, the cause are badly quoted or escaped arguments: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1899 You can start by copy & pasting from the examples since we know that those work. Then you can gradually make your changes ...

1. WIN+R 2. Type "CMD", ENTER 3. Select CMD windows, Type "filebot -version" 4. Continue playing from here.. You will find many CMD or PowerShell or Bash tutorials on the internet that will help you get started. So this is the log: Argument[0]: C:\Users\Medieserver\Downloads Argument[1]: File does ...

Looks like you're generally on the right track. Have you tried running the command manually with CMD to play and experiment? What does the log say? Well for some reason i cant use CMD. Every time i go into filebot (console) it just switches between "select filebot" and "filebot" at the top. i cant ...

So ive been googling and i must be a moron of some special sort because i cant for the life of me figure out how to make TV shows go into one folder on a specific drive and movies go into another folder on another drive.. My standard script (with only 1 drive) looks like this: filebot -script fn:amc ...

1. What are you paying them for then? :lol: It's their job to figure it out, or pay me to help them figure it out. :lol: 2. I'm referring to the console output. It's wherever you redirect output to. If it works on the command-line, but not when called by 3rd party programs, then it's usually an ...

1. the company installed filebot for me You're paying them, so I recommend asking them for support. They certainly don't pay me to help out their customers. :lol: 2. What does the log say? 3. Please run filebot -script fn:sysinfo and post the output. 1. They said i had to configure it myself ...

So i have a seedbox where the company installed filebot for me. Ive been trying for way too many hours now to make it work so now im asking for help. If i run the AMC script manually it works just fine but as soon as i push it through utorrent then nothing happens (execpt it makes alot of utt files ...

Yeah alright. Seems like the most reliable will be keeping filebot on my seedbox then. Thanks for the quick response!

Hi everyone. I bought Filebot because its just too good a program to not support (GJ rednoah) and i was thinking if its possible to make filebot watch a folder and then "call" the AMC script every time a movie or tv show is thrown into the watched folder? Reasons im asking is i'm downloading the ...

Am i in the wrong section?