haha yeah I was looking at that. I think it's the best route but my code is heavily modified from a version that's like 2 or 3 years old so it's very different. I don't even remember every change I made. I'll work through it eventually though. Thanks

Hey so I've been using my own custom post processing script for years now, and after the latest update the script results in an error every time: filebot -script "C:\Program Files\FileBot\utorrent-postprocess2.groovy" --output "H:/" -non-strict --action move --conflict skip --def clean=true ...

Hi, I'm curious if there is a way to manually create aliases? I believe the current alias support in Filebot is only for TVDB aliases, so it would be really useful to create our own where TVDB has none. As a specific example, scene releases of @midnight are released as "At Midnight". It makes sense ...

I looked through my logs, and you're right. It works fine if it has the episode title, however more often than not the release has no episode title. So it seems to be hit and miss. From this morning: Input: H:\Downloads\tv\American.Dad.S09E02.720p.HDTV.X264-DIMENSION\American.Dad.S09E02.720p.HDTV ...

This is something you can't fix in the groovy code. It's all in the internal matching engine. Though what if you just switch from airdate numbering to DVD numbering for this one? I think the best fix would be to first fix the SxE numbers in the files before u run filebot. If you send me the paths ...

Over the last week I spent time setting up SickBeard to work with sabnzbd and Filebot. I've got a pretty good automated workflow going that I'm happy with, however last Sunday night is became apparent to me that the TVDB's decision to go against the grain with American Dad's season numbering is a ...

1. Normally it'll only switch between Movie/Series modes. It will be processed as ANIME ONLY IF FORCED via ut_label. Yes, this is what I am doing. 2. When in anime mode it does indeed put artwork into the wrong folder. Fixed that. 3. The anime/tvs formats works fine though. You probably messed ...

So, I modified the utorrent-postprocess script to suit my own preferences, and in doing so I noticed that it doesn't care for the changes to the anime rename format I've made, instead using an alternative that I'm not sure where it's pulling from (probably a default). My format definition is set as ...

I had this problem running on Windows 7 64-bit. I did some poking around to see what the issue was, and I noted several things: 1) The 'filebot' addition to the PATH environment variable seemingly does nothing. Perhaps I still need to restart or log out and back in, but it's definitely part of the ...