I bought Filebot via MAS 2 years ago but installed/updated via homebrew since literally every other piece of software I use is installed that way, even MS Office and Parallels, and I have it scripted with my dotfiles install. PS: Because the Mac App Store has certain restrictions (e.g. CLI tools, Su...

My usual process is to first thing in the morning: Check if anything has been downloaded overnight Check if any of the files already have subtitles (either separate files or baked in) Start FileBot GUI For the ones that don't have subtitles Drag files that need subtitles onto blue download button un...

I *think* it works after a few days. It's happened enough that when FileBot says it can't find a subtitle I tend to not believe it and check OSDB directly and download it.

Based on what you had me try, it appears that the command line tool is finding things but the GUI is not?

So had issues again today. http://i.imgur.com/hwDdouF.png (edit: removed first example, realized what I did wrong, making it irrelevant) If I run the command from the directory where the file exists: [21:40:20] $ filebot -script fn:osdb.explain ./Silicon.Valley.S03E10.PROPER.720p.HDTV.x264-KILLERS.m...

I don't know if it's a OSDB feed vs site issue or something within Filebot but it seems more and more Filebot is telling me it can't find a match and yet when I browse OpenSubtitles on my own, I'll find what I'm looking for. Here's a recent example: