If you post file paths then we'll have a look, run tests, and see how to best approach the issue. The solution may be what you suggest. The solution may be something else. Depending on the issue at hand. By providing test data / training data you can help make FileBot work better for yourself, and e...

You can rename music files like so:

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:?: What are you trying to do? :idea: The bash script above is a very simple (many recommended options are missing) amc script call. Made unnecessarily complicated by defining variables that are then not used, or only used once. :arrow: I recommend the Automated Media Center › Run from the command-l...

Please post the file paths / folders you're having issues with.

:?: What is the episode title of this file? Is it actually 06 / 1x05 or 07 / 1x06? [SubsPlease] Dragon Raja - 06 (1080p) [FF66983C].mkv * https://thetvdb.com/series/long-zu/episodes/9321845 * https://thetvdb.com/series/long-zu/episodes/9321846 The database suggests an Absolute Order 06 ➔ Aired Order...

e.g. Match information from the file path

FileBot will give you the episode numbers according to your selected database and episode order. You may try a different database / episode order if the one you're currently using isn't numbering episodes the way you want. That said, the first episode of Season 2 is almost always numbered S02E01 so ...

filebot processed only 1 file according to the log: [DUPLICATE] from [/volume1/videos/MoviesLibrary/_Downloads/_Watch/TV-Series/WandaVision.S01E01.2021.MULTI.1080p.WEBRip.x264.AC3-SUNNY.mkv] to [/volume1/videos/SeriesLibrary/Series/WandaVision (2021)/Saison 01/WandaVision.S01E01.Filmed.Before.A.Liv...

And they use {tmdb=335984} with = equals. Now everyone has managed to come up with something that is distinct and different from everyone else.




EDIT:

FileBot r10240 is now aware of the Kodi-specific {tmdb=335984} pattern when using the {kodi.id} binding.

Yes, FileBot will export all your settings (from the Windows Registry; assuming you're using Windows) once per month into a file named preferences.backup.xml in the %APP_DATA%/FileBot (assuming you're using the MSI package) folder. :arrow: See Q: Where is the application data folder? How do I backup...

The format above explicitly does not generate season / episode numbers. This is likely movie format, and not an episode format. Please read Format Expressions for details. An episode format would look like this: {n} - {s00e00} - {t} n ... series name s00e00 ... season / episode numbers t ... episode...

Plain File Mode

You pass this --def exec expression: Parameter: exec = echo {quote historic.folder, folder} >> c:\filebot_logs\testexec.txt which results in this command being executed: echo @' M:\incoming\(( MOVIES ))\Double.Down.South.2022.1080p.WEBRip.DDP5.1.x265.10bit-GalaxyRG265[TGx] '@ @' W:\Movies\Double Dow...

Here's what I get: $ find input input input/Avatar.2009.mp4 input/poster.png input/movie.nfo $ filebot -rename input/Avatar.2009.mp4 --output output ... [MOVE] from [input/Avatar.2009.mp4] to [output/Avatar (2009).mp4] Processed 1 file $ filebot -find output --apply import output/Avatar (2009).mp4 [...

--def excludeLink=y is a good solution. I forgot the amc script had its own built-in option for skipping already-hardlinked files as well.

Phobos wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024, 20:55 4.9.5

I see. Upgrading to the latest version will almost certainly fix the issue at hand.

:idea: The Plex Series metadata agent in Plex uses TheMovieDB by default. You therefore must match and name your files against TheMovieDB in FileBot. TheTVDB numbering and TheMovieDB numbering is identical in most cases, but can be completely different on some cases, depending on the series at hand....

Theoretically, yes. :?: But which database? How to read that database? Which tables? Which columns? That'll be the main challenge. :arrow: If you could write your own standalone tool that exports the watched / unwatched flag to something easy-to-read (e.g. xattr) then that would make the filebot bit...

What version of FileBot are you using?


Please upgrade FileBot to the latest version. Unsupported class file major version 65 suggests that you are using an outdated version of FileBot.

How does FileBot know if a movie is unwatched?


FileBot can certainly select files that are older (i.e. not modified or not accessed) than 90 days and have a low score. That would require basic command-line skills though. See find -exec for details.

:?: Did you configure Plex to use TheTVDB or TheMovieDB? :arrow: Please read the How do I organize files for Plex? guide: Match files against your preferred database. Make sure to use TheMovieDB and Airdate Order in both FileBot and your Plex library settings. https://i.imgur.com/ckd35yJ.png :!: DO ...

e.g. use space instead of . in your format: