That's not buttons but status indicators. The yellow area is hash lookup, the red area query lookup. It'll automatically search through different databases. If it finds results it'll not search other databases. It has NOTHING to do with architecture. Check standard output.

IMDb search works with international titles. Search "Alla Ricerca Dell'Isola Di Nim 2008" get "Nim's Island" as a result. IMDb is a closed database, it knows the italian title, but it'll only tell me the english one. That's just how it is. So, as I said, FILEBOT IMDB-SCRAPER DOES...

Yeah, it'll not check the other sources if it has already found good matches. I guess I'll just add another 30px width for good measure.

I'm pretty sure you can add that info. Just go to their website, login and add that info.

If something isn't detected, please send me the file paths so I can have a look. As for your question, refer to the FAQ (Item #4) and/or the video tutorial. EDIT: In many cases I can adjust some heuristics and make things work for everyone without any application update. So send me those filenames. ;)

Another one where it fits please so I know what size works, not just which size doesn't.

You can only get internationalized titles if you use TheMovieDB.

Checked a few titles and looks like nobody ever bothered to enter German/Italian/Spanish titles for most movies. Russian, Chinese, etc works fine though so technically it works, TheMovieDB just defaults to English for most movies.

If you open /run/user/usename/gvfs/smb-share:server=servername,share=sharename in Nautilus, can't you DnD from there? If it's using the filesystem abstraction to view files then the DnD data should be normal filepaths as well.

Not on Windows and OSX. Send me a screenshot so I know what dimensions it'll need on Gnome? KDE?

Nope, I query OpenSubtitles for English subtitles and can only trust the results to be in English. I guess the guy that uploaded that subtitle set the wrong language... I think you can report that subtitle to be wrongly filed on OpenSubtitles.

Well, that should be the "Finished" state, so what state would it be when it normally calls the "On Finished" command?

Anyway, just add something like this to the beginning of your script:

Sure, just edit the script, use an absolute path as format expression (thus --output will be ignored) and it should work right away.

With the format engine and mediainfo bindings at your command it's pretty straight-forward to index your music collection. e.g. print artist, album and title for each audio file: args.getFiles{ it.isAudio() }.each{ println getMediaInfo(file:it, format:'''{media.Performer} / {media.Album} / {media.Tr...

Here's a an example of how to use Groovy XML-RPC to hook into rtorrent and retrieve the list of completed downloads. If you got rutorrent running fine you can just use it's rpc proxy. Otherwise you might wanna look into the RTorrentXMLRPCGuide . @Grab('org.codehaus.groovy:groovy-xmlrpc') import groo...

Since the whole path doesn't make much sense that's what you get (as you've specified via -non-strict). User (2010) http://www.imdb.com/find?q=user&s=tt IMDb doesn't have MI listed as alias for Mission Impossible http://www.imdb.com/find?q=mi&s=tt Added 'users' to the blacklist, so this issu...

As far as I know uT doesn't have a state for Finished & Seeding Goal Reached. If there was it'd be easy. Maybe you can ask around in the uT forums? EDIT: Unless you'll find new info in the uT forums you won't get move working, but have you looked into hardlinks? http://www.torrent-invites.com/au...

What exactly is not working? That's just error messages. Sublight login is not set up and you're using Java 6 when 7 is recommended. BUT all that doesn't matter as it's just warnings and messages, if utorrent-postprocess is not working, then there must be some other problem.

Looks good to me: Parameter: ut_dir = E:\testdata Parameter: ut_file = Star.Wars.The.Clone.Wars.S04E19.HDTV.XviD-2HD.avi Parameter: ut_kind = single Parameter: ut_title = Star.Wars.The.Clone.Wars.S04E19.HDTV.XviD-2HD.avi Parameter: ut_label = Kids Shows Parameter: ut_state = 5 Input: E:\testdata\Sta...

@Deprecated Normal users should use filebot -revert calls. The revert script only serves as an example for script developers. Description: FileBot keeps an internal history of all rename operations in case you want to revert files to their original names. Run this script on the specified file or fo...

Well, for that case it just won't do anyting then since scratch/movie/tdkr all don't make sense.

Why would you not wanna use output:null in your script? That'd force default extract behaviour and not use what you pass in via --output. That'd make everything work.

1. Yeah, that one is bad luck, file/folder names don't make sense at all while "Scratch" is a perfect match. If there was a better match in the file/folder name it would of course prefer that. What script are you using? utorrent-postprocess script should be doing what you suggested, extrac...

Query Excludes This list defines filename patterns that should be stripped from the search query before a search request is submitted to any of the online data sources. https://github.com/filebot/data/blob/master/query-excludes.txt Series Mappings This list helps FileBot directly map filename patte...

FileBot tries determine the series/movie name from the files in various ways. One of these methods works by trying to filter out the series/movie name from the filename. To help with that and various other aspects that try to make sense of file/folder structures there's a blacklist of text patterns ...

Looking into the issue I haven't really found anything except that there's different kinds, NTLM, HTTP-Basic-Auth, etc. Also that the httpUser/httpPassword system properties you tried don't exist. What I found was this: -Djava.net.useSystemProxies=true But then again you can't even setup username/pa...

Added how to do a Link-Drop (Windows anyway) to the FAQ and linked the video tutorials as well. Should be more clear now.