Hi Noah, The command-line tool doesn't work, as documented above. In C:\Users\Charles\AppData\Local\Packages\PointPlanck.FileBot_49ex9gnthnt12\LocalCache\Roaming\FileBot , I found the following in the preferences.backup.xml file: <node name="net"> <map/> <node name="filebot"> <map> <entry key ...

I have FileBot installed as a Windows 10 app from the app store. My BitTorrent client is set to automatically run FB after a download completes, calling FB to rename/move the file and importing it into the Plex library. My latest download didn't do that, so I launched FB to manually rename/move the ...

Let's leave the network-share question aside for now. Filebot seems to crash regardless what I do. Here's my command line: filebot -script fn:amc --output "D:\Charles\Downloads\I dream of wires (test)" --action copy --conflict skip -non-strict --log-file amc.log --def unsorted=y music=y artwork=y ...

I don't want a copy, actually; I want the actual media files to reside on the NAS. (If they reside on the PC, multiple copies will clog up the NAS since I keep multiple monthly sets of daily file backups. Also, files on the NAS are more easily shared.)

*facepalm* Oh, right — I had changed the destination for completed downloads from a directory on my PC to a directory on my NAS. Because of the timing of the Windows 10 Anniversary update, I thought Win10 was the culprit. So is there an action in Filebot that will allow me to move completed B ...

Hello, (TL;DR The UI version works correctly; the command-line version crashes.) I've been using FileBot for several months. I have uTorrent set to automatically call FB when a download completes, but must manually run FB if I want to process a file downloaded before I installed FB. So far, so good ...