:?: Screenshots? Can you provide more details? The *.pkg installer works for most users, so if you could add more details, maybe that would give us a clue. e.g. Can't install from shared network folders: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=13450 e.g. Possible privacy control issue; unconf...

Installing the Media Streaming Add-on is the easiest solution:

rednoah wrote: ↑05 Jul 2018, 02:53 FileBot Node requires node. You will need to install the latest Node.js package. Alternatively, you can also install the Media Streaming Add-on which happens to include a viable node executable.

Thanks for reporting the issue. I've added sanet.st to the list. :arrow: In the meanwhile you can use the --q option to force a specific query: --q "Greys Anatomy" :arrow: Alternatively, you can also dynamically extract the query from the file name with your own custom code: https://www.filebot.net/...

FileBot 5.* has not been released on the Microsoft Store, so if you're using the Microsoft Store edition, then FileBot 4.9.6 is the latest version you can have. The Microsoft Store notably also does not allow users to downgrade software, so I'm confused... :idea: If you find issues in the future, pl...

You can just purchase a new license:
https://www.filebot.net/purchase.html

You can then activate your license like so:
https://www.filebot.net/activate.html

:?: What does filebot -script fn:sysinfo say? :idea: Are you using JDK11 by any chance? There are reports that JDK11 has issues, that can be resolved by installing JDK17 instead. :arrow: The latest revision has resolved the issue by disabling HTTP/2 when running on JDK11. If you could try the latest...

Just wanted to throw a little thing in here about this. I can see the proposed changes have come through to the AMC script and my TV shows are now organising themselves into folders with "Show Name - {tmdb-12345}" and Plex is continuiing to work great. The default format is still {plex} so the amc ...

You mean FileBot is asking you to select something, but the list to select from is empty? I think this issue was fixed last week. :arrow: Please check the latest revision to confirm if the issue has indeed been fixed for your use case: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1609 :idea: Sampl...

You mentioned *_amd64.deb includes an embedded JDK 17 runtime. Should I run that or upgrade the Ubuntu system JDK? Might take me a little longer to do the latter. I'll also check if there's other environment differences as you suggested. Yep, good idea! That's probably easier and definitely worth t...

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I've sent you a complimentary license for testing:
viewtopic.php?t=1609

Sorry, no. The FileBot Node WebUI uses a combo box with fixed values, so you can't pass along custom Groovy code as --conflict option value.

FileBot 5.0.* will not be released on the Microsoft Store for the time being due to recently reported usability issues combined with the inability to switch between different versions: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=13578 :idea: Future (more stable) releases will be released on the M...

You can use the --def seriesDB parameter to use a different database, which in turn changes the episode information, which in turn changes the values returned by the various bindings: viewtopic.php?t=13406

You can restore previously stored match information, assuming that you still have xattr metadata . :arrow: :arrow: Re-organize previously organized files using local xattr metadata After restoring TheMovieDB match information, you can then retrieve the TheTVDB ID from TheMovieDB API like so: { ' {tv...

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That's interesting. Looks like the internal HTTP/2 API in JDK11 in indeed broken, possibly due to proxy system settings, but that this kind of things intermittently works / not works would be most unusual, my guess it that network requests consistently never work, but if there's cached information a...

e.g. catch errors and default to some value:

e.g. custom --conflict action that prefers HEVC over AVC : --conflict /path/to/VideoCodecOrder.groovy { from, to -> def score = { f -> ['HEVC':20, 'AVC':10][f.mediaCharacteristics.videoCodec] ?: 0 } score(from) > score(to) ? to : null } :idea: Note that this code only works for HEVC / AVC and any ot...

You'll probably want to run your own tests though.

Yes, the amc script will switch between TV mode and Anime mode automatically depending on the files at hand, by default, unless specified otherwise.

A. No, because --conflict auto only works with comparable (i.e. numbers) media properties, e.g. resolution, bitrate, file size, etc. B. Yes, because you can write your own Conflict Action and have your own custom code decide what to do about any given pair of files: https://www.filebot.net/forums/vi...

startDate is notably not the airdate of the first episode. startDate is a property of the series record, so it can be different from the airdate of the first episode, depending on what information TheTVDB staff has filled in. Looks like somebody has fixed the issue already, because I'm getting the ...

= is the assignment operator. This is completely wrong. Syntactically correct, but doesn't do what you think it does. == is the equals operator. Still wrong, because you're using a regex on the right-hand side. =~ is the regex-find operator. ==~ is the regex-match operator. Those make sense if you ...

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Fixed with FileBot r9700.