{aco} is based on "Codec_Profile", "Format_Profile", "Format_Commercial" in that order. You are getting the value of the "Format_Profile" property, which has a bit of an unusual value: Format_Profile Blu-ray Disc You can use {audio} to grab a specific propert...

What does the MediaInfo table say?

Q3: Yes. It'll work the way you expect. Best to run a test though.

Q1: What does the log say? Please copy & paste the text from the black text box so we can see what is happening. :idea: If you use --output "/output" --format "{plex}" then a file might get moved to /output/Movies/Avatar (2009)/... but if your --format is an absolute path alr...

What are the file names that you have? Please post screenshots and sample file paths as text.

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Gorilliams wrote: ↑01 Oct 2024, 16:32 The action copy was temporary while I was figuring out some mismatch issues, to avoid manually renaming them back for the next try.

I recommend --action test (i.e. Dry Run in FileBot Node) or --action duplicate when running this kind of test.

1. --order Absolute Rename episodes using [TheMovieDB] with [Absolute Order] [COPY] from [.../SHOW-NAME.S01E03.mkv] to [.../SHOW-NAME {tmdb-138501}/SHOW-NAME - E03 - Through Many Miles - Of Tricks and Trials.mkv] :idea: If you use Absolute Order then you force FileBot to work with absolute episode n...

You can use {d} in Plain File Mode to access the File Creation Date (i.e. file system attribute, not EXIF metadata) in YYYY-MM-DD format: {ct} can be used to get the exact creation time stamp:

:idea: { ~plex.id } already adds the language suffix. The { '.' + lang.ISO3 } you have added at the end of your format adds the additional language suffix at the end of the file name. :idea: The {plex} format manual has the following example for us to copy & paste to get started: { ~plex.id % { ...

:idea: The {vf} binding works a bit like this . 576p would require height >= 576 or height > 480 and width > 720 . 720x552 isn't high enough to qualify by height, and isn't wide enough to allow for leniency on height. :arrow: You can use {hpi} to get the raw height number + progressive/interlaced le...

This is very helpful. :?: Did you check the log? Did the log answer your question? What was the answer / explanation to your question? (asking for the next guy) Using a custom label like "ut_label=audiobook" or "ut_label=ebook", is there a way I can get filebot to just move thes...

This post-processing script for Plain File Mode will generate custom NFO files: (requires FileBot r10422 or higher) { source, target -> XML(target.dir / target.nameWithoutExtension + '.xml') { nfo { title(target.nameWithoutExtension) originaltitle(source.nameWithoutExtension) aired(d) runtime(minute...

(1) What does the log say when this happens? The log will tell you what it's doing and likely why it's doing what it's doing. :idea: --def excludeList maintains a list of files that have already been processed, so we don't accidentally process files that have already been processed, e.g. when filebo...

:idea: "seriesname s01e01.sv.srt" is notably not Emby standard naming, so we will ignore this aspect of your request hand help you rename and organize files for Emby instead. :arrow: Please follow the How do I organize files for Plex? guide. You can use the {emby.id} format as both movie f...

So pretty much copy & paste from the first example of the Plain File Mode manual then?

e.g. ** I don't know where the initial 10- bit is coming from so it's hard coded here.

There should be some sort of tool on the web to put in your preffered setup and it gives you the correct code. The problem is that you yourself don't know what you want, until you see that the thing you previously wanted isn't actually what you wanted, as is naturally the case when we find one corn...

[DOCS] Target Unix Filesystem

[DOCS] Target Unix Filesystem

[DOCS] Target Unix Filesystem

[DOCS] Target Unix Filesystem

:arrow: The list of official images and usage instructions can be found by following the following link: https://www.filebot.net/linux/docker.html :idea: Each docker run call will indeed instantiate a new container instance. The rednoah/filebot container in particular only runs the filebot command-l...

:idea: $PWD is the current working directory. If you do -v "$PWD:/volume1" then the current working directory will be exposed inside the container under /volume1 so that you can rename files. You can do -v "/path/to/my/media:/volume1" if you want to volume mount a specific file p...

:arrow: The docker manual has got you covered: # Run `filebot -script fn:sysinfo` docker run --rm -it -v "data:/data" -v "$PWD:/volume1" rednoah/filebot -script fn:sysinfo ** you notably want to start a new container for each filebot call since filebot is a command-line tool (sta...

[FAQ] How do I evaluate FileBot?

I think it is renaming the files in the folder that they exist, but part of what i am looking for is the imdb or tvdb intormation in the proper location which i understand is on the folder although FileBot can indeed move / rename files, if configured to do so. The How do I organize files for Plex?...