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Sure, just adjust your custom format according to your needs:
https://www.filebot.net/naming.html

e.g.

{ny}/{fn}

{ny} ... Name (Year)
{fn} ... current file name

If you're looking to simplify things, and only care about Anime / not-Anime, then the built-in {anime} binding will help with that.

e.g.

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anime ? 'Anime Movie' : 'Normal Movie'

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You'll have to customize your format and then generate different file paths for depending on your conditions: 'Animation' in genres ? 'Anime' in info.keywords ? 'Anime' : 'Animated' : 'Live-Action' e.g. Movies/{'Animation' in genres ? 'anime' in info.keywords ? 'Anime' : 'Animated' : 'Live-Action'}/...

Well, it does come back to different TheTVDB seasons matching different AniDB series ids, so that's why {episode.season} is necessary for mapping things correctly, and {episode.season} happens to be undefined when the episode was generated with {order.absolute} in this case. Definitely a bug though,...

The amc script example works by default, so I played around with your customizations. Turns out --def animeDB=TheTVDB breaks things. By default --def animeDB=AniDB happens to work no mapping required, but switching to TheTVDB (in combination with --order Absolute as per Anime Mode ) might not work i...

sfv / md5sum / sha256sum are plain text files that contain a list of file paths with corresponding checksums that allow you to verify that a set of files has not been corrupted or modified. :idea: Plex probably does not use checksum files because I cannot think of any reason why Plex would use chec...

1. I'd reduce the entire format to db.AniDB.id and then run with --action TEST . That should confirm that filebot -rename --format works exactly the same as filebot -script fn:amc --def seriesFormat . Once you have confirmed that db.AniDB.id works within the context of a simple format where nothing ...

Unfortunately, localize can only work for languages explicitly supported by FileBot.

You can run {localize} in the Format Editor to see the full list of available language keys:

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{localize}

bruinfan04 wrote: ↑
06 Aug 2020, 20:47
Thank you I got it

Does it work now? What was the problem?

But why does it not fail on Movies too, since that also has nn ? If audio[0].language is nn then it will fail. If audio[0].language is no then it will work. Your movie file just so happens to fall into the latter category. And nn should be a language code: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/List_of_ISO_63...

localize fails because nn is an unsupported language code.

Open the Format Editor and then test your format element by element until you find the element that is not working as expected. The command-line won't show format element warnings, so debugging will be unnecessarily difficult if we just look at the console output. :idea: Match files as usual, and th...

e.g.

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{
	def a = audio[0].language
	(a =~ (/en|de|ja/) ? localize[a].plex : plex)
	.derive
		{" by $director"}
		{" [$vf, $vc, $ac]"}
}

Yes:

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{
	def a = audio[0].language
	if (a =~ /en|de|ja/)
		localize[a].plex
	else
		plex
}

I am on outlook but neither option worked for me. Do you have any other ideas? If you double-click on the psm file, you get the same error message, yes, no? What does the log say? :idea: Please read How to Request Help if you can find the log. :idea: Please check the MD5CHECKSUM of your license fil...

BDMV is a standard disk folder name. AVCHD is not on that list yet.

What are AVCHD files?

Can you provide screenshots or sample file paths?

Please uninstall all versions of FileBot that you may have installed, and then only ever install FileBot via the Microsoft Store . :idea: If you install FileBot via the Microsoft Store then it will never ask for a license. :idea: If you download the MSI installer from this website and install FileBo...

Use primary spoken language (as per TheMovieDB) for dynamic localization: {localize[languages[0]].n} If the media file contains a Japanese audio stream (as per MediaInfo) , then localize series name to Japanese, otherwise use default name: {audio.language =~ /ja/ ? localize.ja.n : n} 1. Language of...

Looks like you accidentally inserted an extra space < > there at index 134:

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Trailing char < > at index 134: ...\vs-somms.1080p \...

On Windows, folder names cannot end with space characters.

I can see the content and read and write on it also delete.. on Y: Well, network shares can be finicky and give you different results at different times. Run these commands 2-3 times and see if you get consistent results from both PowerShell and FileBot processes: Test-Path -Path 'Y:\Downloads\ftp\...

According to your operating system, Y:\Downloads\ftp\NEU-x264-1080p-ger.1 does not exist. I guess it's safe to assume that your Y:\ is some kind of remote (i.e. unreliable) network file system, so if you get file system strangeness, that's probably where something is going awry.

FileBot will automatically delete left-behind empty folders. :idea: Using standard folder names such as Completed (as opposed to !Completed ) should also prevent folders from being deleted. (EDIT: Note that I can't reproduce the behaviour with !Completed either; Completed and !Completed are equally)...

You might be able to make it work with the {localize} dynamic localization binding:
viewtopic.php?t=3761

I recommend having one primary structure, so that you can then generate arbitrary secondary structures from that on demand using local xattr:
viewtopic.php?t=4788

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