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e.g.

{ allOf{ tags }{ hd =~ /UHD/ ? '4K' : null }{ hdr }{ fn.matchAll(/remux|hybrid|upscaled/) }.joining(', ', '{edition-','}') }

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{edition-Extended Cut, 4K, HDR10, REMUX}

You can use the JAVA_OPTS environment variable like so:

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export JAVA_OPTS="-Dawt.toolkit.name=WLToolkit"
filebot

Alternatively, can also set Java Properties via the configuration file:

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filebot -script fn:properties --def awt.toolkit.name=WLToolkit

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How do I recover a lost license key?

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Replace : colon with - dash and Replace Characters, Words or Patterns will get you started. You will likely need to sanitize each usage of {n} and {t}. Alternatively, the {plex} format generates Windows-compatible file paths by default.

:idea: License delivery usually takes ~5 seconds, assuming that you have entered a working email address. Please contact Paddle (our payment processor) if you have mistyped your email address during checkout. :?: What email address did you type in during checkout? (NOTE: the email address you have ...

:arrow: Format Expressions allow you to customize how files are named and organized. The Format Expressions manual will get you started with custom format expressions. :idea: Please watch the video tutorial at 1:00 if you have trouble finding the Format Editor : https://i.imgur.com/bcvSeoJ.png https ...

:arrow: Q: How can I rename video files ripped from a DVD or BluRay disk? will get you started: If you rip video files from a DVD, then you will typically get file names that do not contain SxE numbers (e.g. Alias-V01D01T01.mp4) and thus cannot be matched to search.thetvdb TheTVDB or search.tmdb ...

If you have Microsoft Store purchase then you simply need to log into the Microsoft Store with the user that has the purchase and install FileBot from there. You will notably want to uninstall the non-Store edition of FileBot that you may have installed also, as to avoid confusion later. :arrow: How ...

Option A : Use the {di} duplicate index binding to add an index. Option B : Use fn.match() to match information from the file path . e.g. copy specific keywords: { fn.match(/EN COLOUR|EN NOIR/) } e.g. copy the - something something bit at the end whatever it may be: { fn.match(/ - (.+)[.]fr$/) }

CaptainKen wrote: ↑15 May 2025, 22:54 Just noticed one last item, which is how do I keep IMAX in the filename?

Match information from the file path will teach you how to do the IMAX thing:

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{ ' ' + fn.match(/IMAX/) }

there's no way to reduce {audio.Format_Commercial} to give a reduced number of English only audio stream values as shown below and as MediaInfo reports? :?: I don't know what that means exactly, but anything is possible. You mean to say you only want to print audio stream information for English ...

Yes. Please watch the How do I organize files for Plex? video tutorial at 0:54 to see the creation of hardlinks.

e.g. use << to append values to the season folder name:

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{drive}/{ plex.id << { " {$vf,$vc,$ac}" } }

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X:/TV Shows/Alias {tmdb-2046}/Season 01 {480p,x264,AC3}/Alias - S01E01 - Truth Be Told

I'd also like to show the channels after each audio code listed as shown in the desired name. This will get progressively more difficult since you will need to loop over each audio stream and format the information as needed for each audio stream: { audio.collect{ it.Format_Commercial + ' ' + it ...

:idea: EXAMPLE 1: { audio.Format_Commercial } will give you [Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus] because the file has 2 audio streams: Format_Commercial : Dolby Digital Format_Commercial : Dolby Digital Plus :idea: EXAMPLE 2: { audio.Format_Commercial } will give you [Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby ...

What does the console output / log say when you run this command?

--log-file amc.log means that you will find the logs in the application data folder.

My code currently extracts the first english aco audio code, but I don't know how to add multiple audio aco's to the filename? {aco} already considers multiple audio streams but will generally only yield one value. There is no {aco} for all audio streams. {aco} is based on audio.Codec_Profile and ...

:?: What does the MediaInfo Inspector say for the file at hand? 1. You can use {audio} to access any audio stream property for all audio streams. 2. You can use {menu} to access chapter information. 3. Here's how I'd check if a specific subtitle language is available: { textLanguages =~ /eng ...

obi wrote: ↑10 May 2025, 23:17 Thank you very much, and sorry for missing that in the docs, my mistake was not looking at the basic docs first and only in the AMC script.

No worries. Please post the final command-line string when you have got a working solution. Might be useful for the next guy.

mayormemories wrote: ↑10 May 2025, 19:07 I think I just solved it! I right-clicked and went in preferences and changed the episode order to "airdate" instead of "DVD."

Indeed. DVD Order also seems to be missing a few episodes as well.

:idea: Here's what I get for TheTVDB › Gullah Gullah Island in Airdate Order on TheTVDB : $ filebot -list --db TheTVDB --order Airdate --q 258806 Gullah Gullah Island - 1x01 - Rain, Rain Go Away Gullah Gullah Island - 1x02 - Ron's Birthday Gullah Gullah Island - 1x03 - Charleston Market ... Gullah G ...

Can you point out the specific series (ideally with TVDB link) or file path you're having trouble with?

You can add {country} to your custom movie format. See Format Expressions for details.

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Movies/{ country }/{ ~plex.id }

You can use Replace Characters, Words or Patterns to replace KR with Korean:

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{ country.replace('KR':'Korea') }

If you're organizing files for Plex, then you'll want to include the movie ID in the file path, that will ensure that the movie can be identified unambiguously regardless of movie name localization, local release date, etc: Movies/Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1938) {tmdb-408}/Snow White and the ...

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