You can use filebot to write a list of all your movies with their corresponding Portuguese certifications. That's quite easy. e.g. print certifications: filebot -mediainfo -r /input --filter movie --format "{ info.certifications.PT } | { movie }" M/6 | Avatar (2009) ... e.g. write certifications to ...

No, you cannot modify the NFO template unless you modify the code. Yes, if you fork the scripts and modify the code. Yes, in custom formats: $ filebot -list --q 19995 --db TheMovieDB --format "{ ny } | { info.certifications.PT }" Avatar (2009) | M/6 :idea: MPAA means "Motion Picture Association Of A...

Generate Episode NFO files

The nfo.groovy can be used to generate movie, series and episode NFO files.

e.g.
Notes:

• This script does not parse or guess any information from the filename. Files that do not have xattr metadata will be ignored.

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:?: Are all your files tripple episodes? Or is it a mix of 2-episode files, 3-episodes files, 4-episodes files, etc at random? :?: Can you paste all the file paths as text so we can look at this use case in more detail? If your files are grouped into multi-episodes by episode airdate, then we could ...

Please describe exactly, ideally with specific examples and screenshots, your thought process and reasoning for each requested feature. Make sure to focus on the "why" and not on the "what" so that we can understand the problem or question that made you think of the enhancement in the first place: h...

Looks like java-installer automatically updated you to JDK 19.0.2 and FileBot 4.9.6 happens to not be forwards-compatible with that. I've updated the java-installer deployment descriptor to JDK 17.0.6 for the time being. That should work. You can force a down-upgrade by uninstalling java-installer a...

Revert files via the internal History

Revert files via the internal History

Revert files via the internal History

1. "string" =~ /regex/ assumes that the right-handside is a regular expression. The episode title from the database is not guaranteed to accidentally be a valid regular expression. You probably mean to use String.contains() to check for a substring match: "string".contains("string") 2. I am using th...

:?: Are you using a custom format? :?: Can you provide a reproducible test case? :idea: Here's what I get: $ filebot -list --q 350715 --db TheTVDB --lang Italian --format "{plex.name}" ... Mimì e Le Ragazze della Pallavolo - S01E12 - L'ora della verità ... Mimì e Le Ragazze della Pallavolo - S01E22 ...

If your environment is not correctly configured to use UTF-8 for encoding and decoding file paths, then filebot may fail to process non-ASCII file paths: Bad system encoding: ANSI_X3.4-1968 * Please configure your locale with LANG=C.UTF-8 or LANG=en_US.UTF-8 Please configure your environment correct...

The FileBot Desktop application will indeed only prompt you for a license key if and when necessary.


You can always double-click on your *.psm license file to install that specific license file:
https://www.filebot.net/tutorials.html

Well, we don't plan on doing version-specific or pre-built daily-build containers, and the current docker commands are already in use by a large number of users, so we can't change that now. A change that breaks user setups must have some very compelling advantages. Meanwhile I found another bunch o...

Also, you'll want to use the {plex} format because your custom format doesn't take corner cases (e.g. year already part of the series name, no season number, double episodes, etc) into account: --def movieFormat='download.3sorted.movies/{ ~emby.id % { " [$vf]" } }' --def seriesFormat='download.3sort...

This is a funny one, because both Uppercut (1978) and Sie nannten ihn Mücke (1978) are correct and refer to the same movie: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/11144-lo-chiamavano-bulldozer :idea: If you don't care about subtitle files, then you can use --def ignore="sub|idx" to not process them. :idea...

Is it possible to use .replaceTrailingBrackets() on a specific TV Show? Yes. Generic Answer : :arrow: Use Custom Series Names :arrow: Conditional Structures Specific Answer : If you need a specific answer for your specific user case, please post sample file paths as text for testing. Please read Ho...

We definitely don't want to "fake" things at format time. That assumes that the match is already wrong. The xattr metadata is what matters and must be correct. After some thought, as long as all information for a specific episode from AniDB is available through db.AniDB , changing to TheMovieDB::TV ...

{episode} and {movie} bindings will work if the file at hand as been identified already. See Metadata and Extended Attributes and Re-organize previously organized files using local xattr metadata for details. :arrow: filebot -mediainfo will do what you want, but you still need to do filebot -rename...

I have this problem as well. I want the option to ignore the folder path. I usually have my files in generic folder names and this causes many problems sometimes as it will only try to match the folder name and not the movie name. It would be a nice feature to opt in or out of using the path to fin...

You can use filebot -mediainfo /files --format ... to validate MediaInfo-based custom formats:

AniDB may indeed work better if the input files follow AniDB naming and numbering. BUT in much the same way, TheMovieDB/TV will work better if input files follow TheMovieDB/TV naming and numbering. In the past, AniDB was the standard. In the present, it's very much a mixed bag. Sometimes AniDB works...