I can only recommend upgrading to the latest version of FileBot and using the latest version of the amc script. That'll most likely just work. It's a bit difficult to provide support for custom code. I'm not sure if 3.8 is a typo but if you mean FileBot 3.8 then that's from over a decade ago.

FileBot generally does not modify files and modifying the embedded media would require modifying the file content. That said, you can configure FileBot to call mkvpropedit on newly processed files in any manner that you see fit, at your own risk, as modifying file contents comes with the risk of ...

Yep, that'll work. The {s00e00} binding does support multi-episode formatting, so it'll give you S01E01 for a single-episode match and S01E01-E02 for a multi-episode match.

SantaBlowRudolph wrote: ↑02 Dec 2024, 17:36 Thanks cause I missed it it the settings I got "Title (year) SxxExx episode title. Thanks for the help

What is the input file name that you have?

What is the custom format that you are currently using?

This line means that FileBot is unable to identify the file as movie nor the movie the file is supposed to be: Group: [mov:null] => [Caroline.And.The.Rebels.1955.1080p.BluRay.x264.AAC-LAMA.mp4] :idea: You can try to force Movie Mode via --def ut_label=Movie to see if that works better for this ...

Yes, multi-episode automatic matching, manual matching and custom formatting is fully supported.


If you look closely you will find a S01E01-E02 episode among the sample files in the video tutorial:

Absolute Symlink

Absolute Symlink

Absolute Symlink

Which Looney Tunes series is the one you want? TheTVDB link? TMDB link? You can also use the Episodes tool to check the episode listing of any given series. :idea: You can always force the correct series, if you know the correct series. See Q: How do I fix misidentified files? for details. :!: Note ...

Season 00 with s.pad(2) error

Season 00 with s.pad(2) error

Season 00 with s.pad(2) error

e.g.

:idea: You can use the same 1-year license on both your Windows machine and your Linux machine. :idea: If your currently installed license has expired, then FileBot prompt you to select a new one. FileBot will also give you a "Renew License" button to purchase a new 1-year license and a "Upgrade ...

They easy solution would be to rename the parent folder from "Last Night's" to something less meaningful like "downloads" or "complete". In this case you can also just click "Skip" in combination with the "Remember my decision" toggle button. See FAQ #3 for details. Actually, you can click anything ...

Recent versions of FileBot give you full access to episode-specific cast information: { episode.info.cast } e.g. $ filebot -list --q 72716 --db TheTVDB --format "{episode} | { episode.info.cast.name }" QI - 1x01 - Adam | [Danny Baker, Hugh Laurie, John Sessions] QI - 1x02 - Astronomy | [Bill Bailey ...

Argument[0]: / Argument[1]: /media/watch/8 Mile (2002) (tmdb-65) You are explicitly passing these input argument values on the command-line, likely by accident: filebot ... "/" ... "/media/watch/8 Mile (2002) (tmdb-65)" ... :idea: filebot notably does not use $PWD as default input argument ...

That means you have installed two independent editions of FileBot at the same time, each using a different license system. Please uninstall the classic edition. You'll want to ensure that that only the Microsoft Store edition is installed, otherwise you might accidentally start the classic edition ...

What does the error message say when it doesn't work?

What does the %PATH% say?



How do I run a filebot command on Windows?

:arrow: The Microsoft Store will remember your purchases in your Microsoft account. See How do I restore my Microsoft Store or Mac App Store purchase? for details. :idea: You notably do not have a standalone universal license key purchased from this website via Paddle. Paddle will therefore not ...

:?: Why do your files need admin permissions? Typically, in the Windows world, admin permissions are only required when modifying system files for security reasons. I'd probably start by fixing the permissions so that your user has access to your own files. That's also a good chance that the ...

Help with renaming anime I'm looking for a format expression to name files and move to a folder like this: "Eng Title (year) (jap title) / Season 00 / eng title - S00E00 - eng episode title.mkv" e.g. with Japanese name: { plex * { ' (' + y + ')' } * { ' (' + localize.ja.n + ')' } } TV Shows/The ...

What is the custom format you have so far?

What characters do you want to remove?

{plex} format will take care of file path validation, so I'd just use that.

Replace Characters, Words or Patterns

How do I use the {localize} dynamic localization binding?