Pass in your own format that does the cleanup. Read the docs on the ascii() function: http://www.filebot.net/naming.html e.g. {n.ascii()} ... {t.ascii()} Though I find it odd that your system doesn't support unicode filenames. Maybe LANG is not setup correctly on your system. You might wanna read th...

Send me the original paths that aren't working and i'll have a look what the best fix might be.


PS: You can probably build that logic with a more complicated --filter expression already to some degree.

The "Folder-mode" is for when you wanna treat folders as if they were files, thus renaming folders. But you don't want that. You want to move files into a new structure. OK, so let's take the first sample from here: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2 e.g. V:/TV Shows/{...

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It's simple. Just define your path scheme in the the format editor and things will get moved into that path. You might have remaining empty folders, that you can ignore, or use the cleaner script to get rid of.

Send me the logs of running it on one of the folders that doesn't work.

Heard MediaElch is doing a good job and nice and comprehensive GUI for artwork and info. Haven't tried it but with filebot naming everything nicely these tools should be doing a good job.

Easiest way might be to cross check all the files you have against the torrent file entries and delete what's not in any of the torrents. That's easiest but only works if you still have all the torrent files.

In the amc script you'd have to set --def clean=y to auto-delete these files after copy/hardlink. Getting rid of that afterwards will be hard though. How can we know what should be deleted? Rename history tells us the files. How do we know if it's an extracted file? Check the torrent files? Guess if...

v3.6 I think. Old versions are all on sourceforge downloads.

It's part of the FileBot cmdline tools:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... 4&t=5#p204

Sublight and Subscene are no longer supported. Older versions may or may not work, but will break eventually.

It's the colour. The more red it is the more uncertain the subtitle match. Here's what a positive hash lookup looks like: http://snag.gy/haGaf.jpg Each option is pure white => all hash matches are considered to be a 100% perfect match. You'll also notice it didn't even do a text search since it alre...

That should work. You can grab the latest jar and try it. Check the FAQ.

Hash lookup works by hashing the file data. My test file has 0 bytes, no data, no hash lookup. But since I get 3 subtitles on my 0-byte test file it means it can look up subtitles just by looking at the filename. Everything is done automatically. If it can't find subs via hash lookup it'll continue ...

With the latest revision you can simplify the first part with the new {primaryTitle} binding: {norm = {it.upperInitial().lowerTrail().replaceAll(/[`´‘’ʻ""“”]/, "'").replaceAll(/[:|]/, " - ").replaceAll(/[?]/, "!").replaceAll(/[*\s]+/, " ").replaceFir...

In the Format Editor / Bindings Viewer you can check all properties MediaInfo can grab from movie files. If you can find the video property that would tell me what kind of 3D movie it is let me know. Or how does Plex know it's a 3D movie? Is there 2 video streams? Is there a special video property t...

Tried v3.61 and dragged in an empty file (so no hash lookup) with that name, in the end it found 3 subtitles via text-search.

Works: C:\Users\reinhard>filebot -script fn:amc "D:\testdata\AMC-TEST" --output "D:\out put" --lang fr --def artwork=y -non-strict --action copy Parameter: artwork = y Argument: D:\testdata\AMC-TEST Input: D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\Le Tr¶ne De Fer S02E09 La NÚra.mkv.mp4 Group: [tvs:Le...

Don't think so. I only modified fn:amc and works for my test cases

It's all in the rename(...) call. Can't symlink for videos but move for subtitles. Of course it's possible (i can pass in a smart rename function) but that'll make the code even more complex. You can have your own mod if you really need to.

Sure, just keep track of the destination files and run the getSubtitles calls after the rename calls. Lookup will work less well because you lose the original name though. You'll need to modify the script anyway. EDIT: Noticed that with clean=y already takes care of this issue in COPY and HARDLINK m...

Set --action test to do a dry-run and see what would happen.

isAudio/isVideo just checks for extensions. Check media.types in the SVN for details on what extensions are mapped to what type.

For that you'd have to port (rewrite) the Linux bash script to a Windows CMD bat script.

I always need the file paths to have a look.

EDIT: Fixed with r1659 by fine-tuning popularity metrics.

Probably not. You'll have to check the qBittorrent docs on how to call external programs on download complete.