FileBot 5.2.0 • Support for matching or re-matching selected items • Improved movie / episode auto-detection • Improved {runtime} binding to provide episode-specific runtime information • Improved {db} binding to support mapping from TheTVDB to TheMovieDB and vice versa • Improved {anime} heuristi ...

Episode Order Preferences

Episode Order Preferences

Currently, the format used to rename my files is as follows: {n} - {sxe} - {t} How do i change that to automatically link the forced subtitle. :?: What does "link" mean exactly? The format above will rename files and thus produce "linked" subtitles like so: The Night Agent - S02E02 - Disconnected ...

:idea: The easy solution would be to just drop the "forced subtitles" requirement. Might be as easy as enabling the Fetch subtitle files feature. :idea: If you were use the Subtitle feature then you could just drop your files and then select the subtitle files you want manually, only the -forced ...

:idea: A video file and a set of subtitle files are considered "linked" if the have the same base name: Avatar.mkv Avatar.eng.srt Avatar.eng.forced.srt ** Avatar.eng.forced.srt would be a forced subtitles file in this example I would like to rename the files as above but also link the forced ...

:idea: According to the log, FileBot is not extracting any archives. No *.rar archive is passed as input in the first place. Instead, 2 *.mkv files are passed as input which the amc script then processes as instructed: Input: /mnt/media/Downloads/Movies/Threads (1984)/Threads (1984).mkv Input: /mnt ...

This is the error: Lookup by hash failed: Server Error: https://api.opensubtitles.com/api/v1/login [502 Bad Gateway] I suppose we can't disable the hash check? :idea: You can disable OpenSubtitles. If you're using the amc script then you can do so by removing the --def subtitles parameter from the ...

This post-processing script will use Resend to send a custom HTML report after moving / renaming files with FileBot: // Resend API KEY def auth = '<YOUR RESEND API KEY>' // Email Address def email = '<YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS>' // generate HTML code def subject = "FileBot finished processing ${model.size ...

I've added Notify via ntfy and Send custom HTML report via Email to the examples just in case.

I recently upgraded to a new machine, and for some reason, this is the only app that won't install. I've followed all the troubleshooting steps for error codes 2502 and 2503, but there's no option to "run as administrator" when I right-click on the installer (my account is the only one on the ...

I see. I could not have guessed that. Make sure to include these kinds of details in the future, here or elsewhere.

I see. So your request is rather "do auto-delete folders like Stargate SG1 or Season 1 but do not auto-delete folders like PLEX CLEANED or PLEX RENAMED" . :arrow: The thing that you can do about that is to simply add an extra file to your PLEX CLEANED / PLEX RENAMED folders. A 0-byte hidden file ...

Query Excludes & Series Mappings

Query Excludes & Series Mappings

Query Excludes & Series Mappings

Hi, is there a way to disable the auto-delete of empty folders using the GUI?? :idea: Technically, no. But you could just create a hidden file, making the folder not empty, disabling the auto-delete of empty folders feature. A Custom Post-Processing Script could do this automatically after files ...

I guess I’ll disable it again for upcoming builds. We probably disabled that feature for a reason in the first place a long time ago.

Unfortunately, FileBot cannot access arbitrary groups by name. It'd be easy in code but the UI would be tricky since every series is different and we cannot know in advance which orders are available. FileBot will always select the first group of the requested type. In general, I would recommend ...

Is there a way to make it only do it if the enter word is highlighted? Unfortunately, not easily. The current behaviour is built-in behaviour that cannot be changed easily. I could try to turn the current behaviour on / off depending on wether something is selected. That said, I kinda like things ...

Follow the How do I organize files for Plex? guide except use {emby.id} as format instead of {plex.id}:

The idea is to get it so that a single variable can be used to either get the "group" it match (a1, a2, a3), the key (a11, a12, etc), or the value (regex32) as desired. The second example above will give you what you want as 3 separate variables. If you want it as a single variable that has 2 ...

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If you don't have any identifying information, then unfortunately we won't be able to find and re-send your license key. The email address you have used to register here in the forums is not associated with any license purchase. You can PM me your name and other email addresses I could try to find a ...

:arrow: Maybe like this? { def data = [ "arrayT":[ "a1":[ "a11":"regex11", "a12":"regex12", ], "a2":[ "a21":"regex21", "a22":"regex22", ], "a3":[ "a31":"regex31", "a32":"regex32", ], ], ] def value = /regex32/ data.arrayT.findResult{ k1, v1 -> v1.findResult{ k2, v2 -> if (value =~ v2) return [(k1 ...