Thank you for the reply.

Unfortunately i am not that great with expression, format and anything in between, BUT!

I got it to work with some modifications, this is how it looks(Used the -action test)
"/volume1/Media/Test/{any{'Collections/'+collection}{y > 2010 ? y : y > 1999 ? '2000 - 2010 ...

While i am at it.. Im trying to cut from 2 scripts to 1..

Is it possible to make filebot try to match a collection
Like this; {any{'Movie Collections/'+collection}{'Movie'}}/{ny})

But if no match for collection is found then use
{y > 2010 ? y : y > 1999 ? '2000 - 2010' : '19xx - 1999'}/{ny}/{ny ...

I completely forgot about this.

You are a wizard for us "noobs".

It worked flawlessly, in first try.

Thank you once again!!

Hi,

I have been using a rather unusal folder structure for my movies.
Which is like this
/Movies/1900 - 1999
/2000 - 2010
/2011
/2012
And so forth.. :roll:

So, the AMC script are actually working fine for newer movies. But Filebot creates new folders for older movies like 1995(Which make sense ...

I think i will go for pre-processing, might check that sub fetching out.

Thanks again for your time. Very professional.

Great product, and excellent developer.

Thank you for the fast answers once again.
Really appreciated!

I took your advice and process all the .srt files now, and have a shell script to clean up the files i dont want, every night(should have thought of that myself).

A final issue with subtitles. I have some folders where the files is as ...

To be fair, i didn't - because i took me so long to understand the meaning and using of filebot.

So the first code i posted before, is working - the only thing i would like besides that, is it also only process ".eng.srt" - if that is even possible.

But that code you pasted seems to be "it owns ...

Thanks for fast reply.

Will i be able to use that string of yours, and merge into this (amc)

filebot -script fn:amc --output "/volume1/Media" --action move -non-strict "/volume1/Sync" --def excludeList=amc.txt --def "ignore=syncthing|tmp" --def unsorted=y --def clean=y --def movieFormat="/volume1 ...

Hi all,

I have searched google and the forums but not been able to solve this issue.
Got a bunch of movies, in their own folders but with multipe subtitle files(different languages from when i ripped them).

It is possible to define Filebot should only process ".eng.srt" - and just delete the rest ...