FileBot

Rename episodes using [AniDB] with [Absolute] Note that if you simply match and rename against AniDB then anime-lists data is never used. :idea: The anime-lists mapping information is used for matching against AniDB and then mapping that to the corresponding TheTVDB episode information (with SxE nu...

1. What does the log say? 2. I'd use --def exec to call my own script, to make things more easy to maintain and more easy to test: --def exec="/path/to/my/script.sh {quote f}" 3. Note that --action TEST will probably disable post-processing since there aren't actually going to be any files to be pos...

:?: What's not working? :?: What specific problem did you encounter? Context is extremely useful. 1. All recent versions of FileBot use the same data files and reload the latest data files periodically. 2. The data files are re-generated on the server-side periodically and then served as static reso...

1. Please watch the How do I organize files for Plex? video tutorial and read the {plex} binding manual for details. I believe you can copy & paste what you need from the examples. 2. Please read Apply Post-Processing Features via Rename for post-processing options such as generating nfo files and f...

The snippet above is of course just the code generates the WEBDL bit. You'll want to combine that with the format you already have that generate the other bits of the target file name. e.g. /storage/local/googleSh_crypt/media/tv/ {n} ({y})/ {'Season '+s.pad(2)}/ {n} - {s00e00} - {t} ({ source.replac...

e.g. you can do a case-insensitive match on the file name like so:

Code: Select all

{ fn =~ /(?i)WEBRip/ ? 'WEBRip' : vs }

or so:

Code: Select all

{ any{ fn.match(/WEBRip/) }{ vs } }

1. FileBot won't be able to match files named like this to online episode information, because based on the file name it's not really possible know which files corresponds to which 1x01 episode number: Star Trek Season 1- Disc 1_t00.mp4 Star Trek Season 1- Disc 1_t01.mp4 Star Trek Season 1- Disc 1_t...

e.g. if the file says WEBRip yield WEBRip otherwise yield whatever value vs has: { f =~ /WEBRip/ ? 'WEBRip' : vs } :idea: You would use this as part of the folder structure to separate different sources into different folders like so: { drive }/Media/{ f =~ /WEBRip/ ? 'WEBRip' : vs }/{ ny }/{ plex.n...

:?: What are the original file names? :?: How would a human separate Original / Enhanced files and know which is which? :?: Based on the file path? { f =~ /Angle 1/ ? ' [Original]' : ' [Enhanced]' } :?: Based on the video characteristics? { hd == /SD/ ? ' [Original]' : ' [Enhanced]' } :idea: You can...

What does the error message say? OpenSubtitles login works for me at this point in time.

e.g.

Code: Select all

{ source.replace('WEB-DL', 'WEBDL') }

Alternatively, you can also re-use the Kids Movies if-then-else that you are already familiar with and adjust it for the task at hand:

Code: Select all

{ source =~ /WEB-DL/ ? 'WEBDL' : source }

e.g.

Code: Select all

{ fn.match(/NORDIC/) }

viewtopic.php?t=12643

Alternatively, you can also re-use the Kids Movies if-then-else that you are already familiar with and adjust it for the task at hand:

Code: Select all

{ f =~ /NORDIC/ ? 'NORDIC' : '' }

Maybe, but since I cannot make Radarr see Filebot, it's no use, what can I do? Well, there's lots of things you can do: Alternatively, you could have your custom bash script that is running inside the *arrs container mark the completed files somehow, e.g. set xattr to the tag value, set Last-Modifi...

- when complete, Radarr imports movie to Library title-folder (i.e /movies/Matrix (1999)/Matrix (1999) (1080p DTS) [IT] [EN].mkv Why not configure Radarr to preserve your custom tag somewhere in the file path? I don't use Radarr so I don't know if this is supported or not. e.g. via folder: /radarr/...

BillyTheKid wrote: ↑07 Aug 2022, 17:21 In fact i think your answer in this post (viewtopic.php?p=56951) about folders and subfolders is the reason it isn't working for me...

Yep. Looks like it. Just add -r as well then:

Code: Select all

-r

Well, presumably *arrs have the ability to move completed downloads into separate destination folders per user-defined tag. If that works, then the rest is straight-forward.

Then I'm out of luck, adapting a container is way beyond my ability, I'm a beginner with these. Indeed, containers make some tasks easier (i.e. deployment of pre-configured machines) but also make other tasks difficult or impossible, i.e. no container interoperability by design, just doesn't work u...

You can of course build your own container that includes all the tools you need in one single container. So that's what DOCKER_MODS does internally one way or another, but that's specific to and only works for the Linuxserver.io Containers . If you use a container not based on the Linuxserver.io Con...

If the --def ignore script parameter doesn't work well (i.e. negative regex match is possible but tricky) then you can use the --file-filter option like so:

Code: Select all

--file-filter "f =~ /4K|UFC/"

Please read How to process only specific kinds of files?
for details.

Conceptually, each container is a separate machine, so one container cannot execute commands on another just like one machine cannot execute commands on another, unless you set up a network connection of some kind, e.g. have the first machine log into the second machine via SSH to run commands, or h...

I don't know how this file got mismatched the first time around. If you do a bit of trial and error with pristine test files (i.e. newly created empty files in newly created empty folders) you might be able to narrow it down. That unknown reason in combination (maybe bad folder naming, maybe bad *.n...

[DOCS] Revert files via the internal History

Presumably, you want to change how files are named? Based on what kind of audio streams are in the file, yes? {n} - {s00e00} - {t} - {audioLanguages.name} https://snipboard.io/hsQ5BX.jpg Please use Double-Click ➔ https://www.filebot.net/resources/action.format.png Edit Format to open the Format Edit...

Yes. Have you tried the {audioLanguages} binding yet?

Code: Select all

{ audioLanguages }

Note that your qBT_e-program.sh does: --def "ut_title"="${1//\"}" but then you overwrite that value a few lines later, thus adding unnecessary confusion and inconsistency to your test case when you think you're doing the former but actually doing the latter: "ut_title"="${1}" For the purpose of test...

Search found 21007 matches

Re: anime-lists data sync

Re: Properly using "exec"

Re: anime-lists data sync

Re: need help with filebot and renaming movies

Re: NORDIC included in the end of the name if the release have NORDIC in its name

Re: Separate out WEBRip from WEB-DL

Re: Star Trek The Original Series - Blu-Ray

Re: Separate out WEBRip from WEB-DL

Re: Star Trek The Original Series - Blu-Ray

Re: Subtitle Search Not Working

Re: NORDIC included in the end of the name if the release have NORDIC in its name

Re: NORDIC included in the end of the name if the release have NORDIC in its name

Re: How to post-process Radarr files after import with custom script? How can Container A talk to Container B?

Re: How to post-process Radarr files after import with custom script? How can Container A talk to Container B?

Re: Set Filebot to ONLY process 4K

Re: How to post-process Radarr files after import with custom script? How can Container A talk to Container B?

Re: How to post-process Radarr files after import with custom script? How can Container A talk to Container B?

Re: How to post-process Radarr files after import with custom script? How can Container A talk to Container B?

Re: Set Filebot to ONLY process 4K

Re: How to post-process Radarr files after import with custom script?

Re: Pulling metadata out of a hat....and matching on that

Re: Help with filebot -revert /path/to/files

Re: recognize two languages??

Re: recognize two languages??

Re: qBittorrent parameters change causing issues