No sorry,

/path/to/Avatar (2009) xy.mkv => Good
/path/to/(*)/Avatar (2009) xy.mkv => Bad

Got it working. Apparently changing the folder to not have the * in it for easy sort find purposes did the trick. Super weird. All good now. Thanks for all your help.

Thanks for all the help I'll try and run with this and still plug away to see if I can get it to work.

Haha whoops, forgot to put ./ not just /

alright that is fixed. So I tried again and I'm getting no console errors and it's renaming. It's just not renaming with the {vf} binding.

As for mediainfo, I'm getting the error in console, unable to open media file when I place a file in filter

Sorry for the delay, so I tried filter, but nothing is showing on the mediainfo tab. I opened terminal and opened filebot through there Lets say I have this file: Bastille.Day.2016.1080p.BluRay.DTS.x264-HDMaNiAcS It won't give me the VF data. If turns out to be Bastille Day (2016) HDMaNiAcS But if I ...

I have no idea where the filter option->mediainfo is?? I just drag and drop into the gui. Not super proficient with this yet. Oh I did not change the sample file that was the default, I have now changed it to one of the files in the image and it's coming up with an error now. Binding {vf} failed to ...

Screenshots: http://imgur.com/a/ZY5Ta

Running 16.04 Ubuntu 64 bit. {vf} binding does get me that info, it shows up in the x= view no problem. Here is my sample syntax I'm trying to make work, all of it works except vf. /{n} ({y}) {vf} - {group}/{n} ({y}) {vf} - {group} Here is the output of my fn:sysinfo plex@PlexServer:~$ sudo filebot ...

Ever since 4.7 a lot of my tv show files that I get don't seem to match up quite right. I get a lot of failed to identify. That's ok, no big deal however, sometimes I guess if there are multiply files that fail to identify, once I select the first match and correct it, it will just hang and not go ...