/ - \d+$|-Part\d+$| \d+$|^\d+ - / is indeed a Regular Expression pattern. regexr is a good place for learning and prototyping regex patterns.

FileBot Groovy Expression Reference Documentation will get you started with custom format expressions, i.e. Groovy code.

You may need to slightly adjust the Rename audiobooks via Audible sample code to better handle your naming conventions, i.e. extract the search query from the file name that you have. e.g. def query = fn.space(' ').removeAll(/ - \d+$|-Part\d+$|\d+$|^\d+ - /) You would then need additional code to ...

You could try to report the issue to the Astrill VPN so that they my fix their VPN software. I don't see why a VPN would need to inject code into active processes. The Astrill VPN developers may be able to fix the issue in their code injection code, or advise of a way to disable code injection for ...

:idea: Duplicate of Wrong format being copied. :idea: Copy & Paste for Episode / Movie items has been unified across both Episodes and Rename tools. That means that when you copy & paste from Rename ➔ New Names it'll copy the Episode object (same as copying Episode times from the Episodes tool) and n ...

:?: Did you recently install Astrill VPN by any chance? Can you run a search for the ASProxy64.dll library that is somehow injected into the FileBot process and then crashes process? :arrow: https://www.reddit.com/r/GrandTheftAutoV_PC/comments/32vego/potential_fix_for_those_crashing_intermittently ...

If you have a multi-part movie, then you'd add CD1, CD2, etc to the end of the filename. :idea: The {plex} format will take care of adding - CD1 and - CD2 by default if a multi-part movie part is at hand: $ filebot -rename *.mp4 --db TheMovieDB --format "{plex.id}" --action TEST --log INFO [TEST ...

:?: What is your current custom format / naming scheme? :idea: Your custom format generates file paths that contain characters such as : colon that cannot be used in file paths on Windows. FileBot will thus prompt you to remove those characters so that the Windows file system will then accept the ...

:?: Just to confirm, we are talking about standard *.mkv files that work one PC but not another? That's very strange and unusual... no clue... :?: What does the cursor look like when it doesn't work? Does the cursor change as you drag files over the FileBot application? If so, then the log (press F5 ...

:idea: You can simply revert the current file names back to the original file names via the history and then try again. Make sure to double-check the proposed matches (and fix if necessary ) before clicking the Rename button this time around. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOhwvWrW4rs :?: What are ...

By the way, I have installed via msi and have had presets. OS is Win11Pro :?: You could check the %APPDATA%\FileBot folder to see if there are any files with older time stamps. That might give as a clue as to whether or not the entire folder was deleted somehow at some point. :?: You could check ...

Maybe the best way is having different scripts. You could certainly have a single script that decides (just as you would manually) on what to do depending on the movie at hand, perhaps based on the country of origin, original language, and so on. e.g. if the movie is from Japan, search all the ...

:idea: 合格 are Chinese characters, used in Mandarin Chinese, Korean, Japanese, etc. hé gé is the Pinyin romanisation these two characters in Mandarin Chinese. :!: Japanese is hard... even for computers... each Kanji can have somewhere between 2 and 20 readings plus special readings for exceptions like ...

Then no idea, unfortunately. There are no known issues regarding drag-n-drop not working. It works on all the Windows test machines I have available to me. EDIT: You could do a bit of random trial & error testing to maybe get a clue. Try rebooting your machine. Try dragging different files from ...

Are you running FileBot or Windows Explorer as Administrator by any chance?

:?: What OS are you using? How did you install FileBot? MSI installer (we will assume this unless otherwise specified) or Microsoft Store? :idea: The default Presets will appear if you have no custom user presets. The default presets will be hidden as soon as you have at least one custom user preset ...

FileBot has built-in support for ICU script transliteration.


e.g. use the built-in ascii() function to take care of everything:
e.g. if you need Latin (as opposed to ASCII which does not allow Diacritics) then you can do this:

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:

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