That's what usually worked before. I was able to just access the nfs drive before moving and then it worked fine. Yep, I would imagine that some actions, like opening the folder via the file browser, perhaps even file read / write operations, etc will auto-mount the network drive. While other other ...

But in that specific case, it won't help since the filename also has a colon, that should be cleaned up Well, that you can fix in your custom format. Just replace all the : colon at format time, e.g. the {plex} format guarantees file paths without : colon, but you can do replacement with custom ...

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I have received your PM... Now I have to ask... why buy a life-time license when you can't afford it? You didn't have to in the first place. We literally advise you not to do that: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6265 I'm really curious here, as I am considering removing the life-time ...

:?: What does the error message say? You can check the log for previous error messages. Please read How do I open the Debug Console / Groovy Pad? if you don't know how to find the log. :idea: We greatly prefer error messages as copy & pasted text, not screenshots, but if you want to learn how ...

Subtitle automation would be achieved by calling the Fetch subtitles for all files on a schedule. You would be expected to the somewhat familiar with the command-line, so that aspect is indeed a bit of an advanced feature. That said, FileBot doesn't even require a license for subtitle downloading in ...

e.g. find all video files that do not have a corresponding NFO file:

This usually only happens, if the nfs drive was not mounted on trying to rename. You can access the drive and thus mount it and then hit rename in filebot for it to be okay. :idea: File path validation will indeed flag : colon and friends. File paths that are known to exist will not be flagged. So ...

Perhaps this feature should be made more prominent or turned on by default? This argument could be made for any of the post-processing features... I'm unsure about making any / all of them more prominent, since these features don't necessarily work for everyone under all circumstances. :?: Perhaps ...

This post-processing script will process companion files based on custom code: { source, target -> source.dir.listFiles{ f -> // select Special Features and move them to a Featurettes subfolder (e.g. Jaws-SF_04_DS_Outtakes_t03.mkv) if (f.video && f.name.findWordMatch(/SF/)) { // move, copy, symlink ...

:?: Please paste sample file paths as text so we can try to reproduce the issue. :idea: Processing S4 and S5 works just fine as far as I can tell: $ filebot -rename S05E01.mkv --db TheMovieDB::TV --q 98123 [MOVE] from [S05E01.mkv] to [The Daily Life of the Immortal King - 5x01 - Birth of the Demon ...

Export Original Files / New Names as TSV

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Possible, but I've never seen season-level NFO files. Any information could instead be added to the series-level NFO or the episode-level NFO. If Plex devs would provide a season.nfo sample file then I could have a look. As far as FileBot metadata is concerned, the season title is part of each ...

Makes sense to me. We can enforce the tvshow.nfo / movie.nfo standard naming by default.

[SNIPPET] Match information from the file path

[SNIPPET] Match information from the file path

[SNIPPET] Match information from the file path

:idea: Looks like you're renaming files ripped from a DVD or BD disk: The Time Tunnel Disc 2_t00 The Time Tunnel Disc 2_t01 The Time Tunnel Disc 2_t02 The Time Tunnel Disc 2_t03 The Time Tunnel Disc 2_t04 :arrow: Please read Q: How can I rename video files ripped from a DVD or BluRay disk? on how to ...

:idea: 1x10 is in fact the correct primary SxE number for TheTVDB Episode ID 297998 - Objects in Space so it's not confusing at all that this SxE number is used for the NFO file. This is intended behaviour, so you always get the same NFO files regardless of your Episode Order preferences that you ...

I'm sorry, I'm not entirely getting your meaning. It'll use the Episode ID to get the full episode record, including episode overview, actors, directors, etc. The xattr metadata serves only as key to lookup the complete episode record, which is then exported into the various NFO / XML elements. We ...

:idea: The episode numbers are correct according to the first 20 episodes on the episode list: Star Wars: Clone Wars - 1x01 - Chapter I Star Wars: Clone Wars - 1x02 - Chapter II Star Wars: Clone Wars - 1x03 - Chapter III Star Wars: Clone Wars - 1x04 - Chapter IV Star Wars: Clone Wars - 1x05 ...

I can find no issue with multi-episode NFO files: $ filebot -script dev:nfo *.mkv ... Generate Episode NFO: Star Wars: The Clone Wars - 1x01 & 1x02 & 1x03 & 1x04 & 1x05 & 1x06 & 1x07 & 1x08 & 1x09 & 1x10 & 1x11 & 1x12 & 1x13 & 1x14 & 1x15 & 1x16 & 1x17 & 1x18 & 1x19 & 1x20 - Ambush & Rising ...

:arrow: You'll want to use {primaryTitle} instead of {n} in your format, that'll give you the original movie / series name, that way you can process all the different movies from all the different countries / languages at once: { primaryTitle } :idea: Alternatively, you could use the {localize ...

Yep, that would do it. {cf} would return fla for this file: Format/Extensions : fla flac :idea: I strongly recommend using {ext} to just grab the current file extension from the current file path. If you compare only {ext} and {media.Format} then {ext} would be infinitely faster since the file path ...