Yes. That is what your --filter does. It makes things work better for recent episodes by making things work worse for old episodes. Unfortunately, you can't have both at the same time. Using the filter above, you cannot process old episodes of currently airing shows. You'll want to change --filter d...

-non-strict is generally required for files that aren't guaranteed to be well-named yet: https://www.filebot.net/cli.html --q is typically ill-suited for automated setups. Unless you happen to have a variable at hand that literally is the series name verbatim. Sonarr could be the exception to the r...

Please use filebot -revert to un-rename previously miss-renamed files, because that will reset both the file path and xattr metadata and you don't want to forget about the latter: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=12133 filebot -revert --mode interactive https://i.imgur.com/r3NWTXf.png ...

:?: What happens if you call the script manually? (make sure to pre-set the %variables% to simulate a call by Sonarr) :?: What does the console output say? :?: Did you confirm that Sonarr does in fact call your *.bat script? Note that *.bat scripts are not executables, and only work like executables...

1. If you enter a /[0-9]+/ number pattern, for any given database, then FileBot will skip search and lookup that specific numeric ID directly. If you enter anything that is not a number, then FileBot will perform a search, and search results never include adult content. 2. Please use the https://www...

What do you see when you use 10757 as search query in Episodes panel?

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I did try the series ID manually, but it didn't work. Screenshots? If you manually enter the AniDB ID, then it might work. Please read FAQ #2 for details. Because this is what I'm seeing when I use 10757 as search query: https://i.snipboard.io/2zlQL0.jpg https://i.snipboard.io/5s0XPF.jpg https://i....

sjtsnix wrote: ↑27 Nov 2021, 05:17 Ehen I clicked on the dropdown and saw the examples, that didn't help my cause.... I was still lost.

Understandable. Future versions of FileBot Node for QNAP NAS will give you the folder listing for /share instead of / when clicking on the drop-down button.

If you manually enter the AniDB ID, then it might work. Please read FAQ #2 for details.

How would you like to deal with special episodes? Note that special episodes don't have an episode number "e" and, though possible, you probably don't want your mapper to turn them into regular episodes. You'll probably want to not map specials, or map them to null. EDIT: e.g. exclude episode object...

Hi, I've just tried this morning without using 'Episodes' and it is still wrong. My datasource is TheTVDB. My expressions is {n}.{s00e00}.{t} Does that look okay to you? thanks Paul Let's see what happens with the next episode next week. It should just work. Please report back if it still doesn't w...

1. Please search for CSI: Vegas in Episodes and then use Right-Click ➔ Send to ➔ Rename on the correct episode item. Please read FAQ #2: How do I fix misidentified files? for details and alternative approaches. 2. Here's what I get by default with automatic matching though at this point in time, so ...

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NO, because 01 02 etc are Octal literals and octal numbers only go up to 7 and then carry over to 10 (octal; equals 8 decimal)

e.g. call filebot with PowerShell and sort the lines of the console output alphabetically: $ filebot -mediainfo -r "X:\Movies" --filter "movie" --format "{director} | {movie} | {f}" | Sort-Object James Cameron | Avatar (2009) | X:\Movies\Avatar (2009).mkv Richard Schenkman | The Man from Earth (2007...

If you're familiar with the command-line, then you can probably make it work. The filebot -mediainfo command can help you with listing files, but for sorting you'd have to pipe the output to the sort command. On Unix bash You'd just add | sort but on Windows PowerShell it'll be somewhat different. :...

Most strange... AFAIK, f.creationDate cannot be undefined... 1. Pick a file that doesn't show a date 2. Double-Click ➔ Edit Format ➔ Use { f.creationDate } as format for testing (and nothing else, so that you can see the error message and attribute it specifically to this piece of code) 3. What does...

Not sure if I want to make this default. If this were to be a problem for one user or another, then something like [Plain File Mode] Rename subtitle files to match the name of a nearby video file could easily batch rename all the movie.nfo files to whichever naming is desired.

e.g. here's some additions to make it work better for files that don't have any EXIF image metadata:

e.g. {folder.name} - {i.pad(3)} - {dt.format('yyyy-MM-dd')} - {camera.model} https://i.snipboard.io/xl4uHF.jpg :idea: Note that dt is based on the EXIF Date-Taken image metadata field, as opposed to file.lastModified() which is simply the Last-Modified file system attribute. Selecting Datasource: Ex...

You could try to delete the *.desktop files one after another to see which one corresponds to which "Open With" menu item. Probably not much we can do (changes here will likely break something for someone on one else) so it's best to report the issue to your OS developer, or rather, the developer of...

The built-in binding examples will cover the more advanced but still somewhat common use cases.

1. :?: Are you using the GUI or CLI? :arrow: If GUI, please include screenshots and sample file paths. :arrow: If CLI, please include command and console output. :idea: Please read How to Request Help . 2. Please read FAQ #2: How do I fix misidentified files? for details on how to force a specific s...

1. Please click on the Screenshots link on the How to Request Help page, then upload your screenshot and copy & paste the image link back here. 2. There's little we can do about issues specific to one Linux distribution / Desktop environment / File Manager / etc. If you could figure out why your Fil...

No. Replacement is exact to the symbol and letter case. The name of the movie name is "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" but are replacing "Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer" which isn't exactly the same and so you replace nothing.

Your command-line arguments are bad. Because you're accidentally passing "" along literally as part of the argument value. :!: A custom format cannot start with " and end with " because a file path cannot start with " and end with ". This may or may not lead to strange behavior depending on your pla...