Sorry, I have no idea. I see that you've already enabled debug logging but no extra clues there. Getting different results is very mysterious, and shouldn't really be possible since it's the same code... Maybe TMDB is sending back invalid data sometimes? I'll see if I can add more debug logging. EDI...

How to use the {localize} dynamic localization binding?

How to use the {localize} dynamic localization binding?

How to use the {localize} dynamic localization binding?

How to use the {localize} dynamic localization binding?

UPDATE:

Invalid movie IDs in external NFO file may similarly break processing. FileBot r9689 fixes the issue on the movie side as well.

You have disabled the limits. This is not what you want: e.g. disable limits: filebot -script fn:properties --def net.filebot.media.clutter.size=0 net.filebot.media.clutter.length=PT0S :!: If limits are disabled, then FileBot will exclude all file paths that contain keywords such as Trailer , Sample...

:!: --def 'ut_label=Anime' and --order Absolute force the amc script to use Absolute Order to interpret your input files, and thus explicitly makes files not work for your normal TV series / SxE numbered input files. :arrow: If your files use S00E00 or SxE numbering, then your files are normal TV Sh...

I don't actually know how the JRE resolves host names. I'd assume that it's using the OS system services for DNS lookup. Using a custom local DNS server in the macOS settings might work, or manually adding IPs to /etc/hosts as you have already done.

:!: Note that this thread is for the amc script so all of the above is generally not applicable to the FileBot Desktop application. ---------------------------------------- :idea: You may be able to use Manual Matching to semi-manually process files that are ignored by auto-detection for one reason ...

:idea: Note that FileBot does not support IMDB. :idea: --filter is a Groovy expression that yields either true or false for a given Episode or Movie object. You generally cannot pass bash data structures, because bash will always "flatten" it into a String value since that's the only kind of value t...

You'll want to start rapid prototyping in the Format Editor and some test string / test file path: { 'TRUEFRENCH.MULTi.SUBFRENCH.CUSTOM.QC.'.matchAll(/(TRUEFRENCH)|[.](MULTi)[.]|(SUBFRENCH)|(CUSTOM)|[.](QC)[.]/) } [TRUEFRENCH, MULTi, SUBFRENCH, CUSTOM, QC] :arrow: You can then use f.path to access t...

FileBot will inherit your system settings by default. This should work for HTTP proxies at the very least. I don't know if the JRE supports socks5 proxies at all. Modifying the application bundle is definitely not supported though, since that will break code signatures, which in turn can lead to mac...

Here's how the cleaner script works: https://github.com/filebot/scripts/blob/master/cleaner.groovy :idea: It's all about either deleting a given folder structure entirely, or not touch that folder structure at all, very conservatively, to ensure that we're not accidentally mass-deleting cherry-picke...

0 = SUCCESS 1..99 = ERROR int SUCCESS = 0; int ERROR = 1; int BAD_LICENSE = 2; int FAILURE = 3; int DIE = 4; int NOOP = 100; :idea: If you want to try different databases, then I'd try one after another, run filebot if some files are left in the folder, don't run filebot if all files have been move...

1. ; should work. As always, you'll want to test that assumption in the Format Editor though: { lines('ids.tsv') } | { csv('ids.tsv') } [2046;Alias] | {2046=Alias} 2. You'll want to process files with ID and files without ID with separate commands. Please read How do I process specific files with sp...

:?: If you feel confused, please take a screenshot so that we can see what you can see at that point in time. That would add much needed context. In general: * If New Names is empty, then clicking the Match button will suggest to Fetch Data as there is nothing to match. * If New Names is not empty, ...

The following Groovy code is syntactically incorrect: id in csv('/home/media/.flexget/cookbook/recipe_00/filter_default_include.tsv') && id input_amc_LIST=() csv('/home/media/.flexget/cookbook/recipe_00/filter_default_exclude.tsv') You think you are passing !in but FileBot is telling you that you ar...

Yep, I can confirm the issue. Looks like something is broken with the older artwork.* scripts. I'll look into that. :idea: If your files have xattr metadata then you can try the new artwork script and nfo script instead: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=205#p205 EDIT: FileBot r9680 fix...

Q1: If you do not specify --db then filebot will try to automatically classify the input files as either Movie or Episode and process files accordingly. This is not recommended. Please read the console output for details: $ filebot -rename *.mp4 Classify media files ... [MOVE] from [Alias.1x01.mp4] ...

You'll want to just use the {emby} format since that will give you want you want and take care of all the corner cases: X:/{ emby.tail } e.g. {n} ({y}) will give you Perry Mason (2020) (2020) if n = Perry Mason (2020) and y = 2020 and that's probably not what you want: https://www.filebot.net/forums...

Click <New Names> item ➔ Edit Format to see what format is being used, and to change the format if needed. (NOTE: this will change the default format; not the Preset-specific format) https://i.imgur.com/bcvSeoJ.png :idea: There is a default format for each content type that you can set via Fetch Da...

No, FileBot does not modify files. :?: Why are removing embedded media titles? What software are you using? If you are using Plex, then you can just Disable Local Media Assets to make Plex not display the embedded title. If you are using VLC, then you might find a setting for that too. :arrow: FileB...

Yep, it's a tricky one. So all versions will struggle. But thank you for reporting the issue. I will add QI.XS.S02E03.WEB-DL.1080p.AVC.AAC.2.0.128kbps.[eng].mp4 to my test cases and and make this particular use case work better in the future. Test Case: QI.XS.S02E03.WEB-DL.1080p.AVC.AAC.2.0.128kbps....

I see. FileBot 5.* is less strict about extracting IDs, and tv/<ID> is the typical TMDB pattern. Unfortunately, fanart.tv uses tv/164981 in the URL and so things go awry from there: <thumb aspect="poster">http://assets.fanart.tv/fanart/tv/164981/tvposter/blue-bloods-5212a93bb320d.jpg</thumb> FileBot...