Hi all...

To explain - I edited the Amc.groovy script to modify the naming scheme - took me forever but I figured it out. But now I realized it's better to use the --def command in the command line in order to rename so I can use the AMC script and keep up to date.

I'm trying to move my script ...

Hi there,

It was working wonderfully... Got a message to update to the latest version of Filebot - so I did.

Now my utorrent AMC script is no longer working... Please help!

First thing I noticed was the filebot.cmd is gone and it's now .exe.

So I changed my utorrent command. But that didn't help ...

Thanks! Seems to be better!

I still get this error in the log but it still seems to work:

WARNING: Failed to set xattr: java.nio.file.AccessDeniedException:

My last bug:

Can you help me get my naming convention the way the rest of my library is

Either by editing the script or maybe by using ...

I downgraded to 32bit java and filebot...

Now from utorrent it does nothing - doesn't even create the log..

Here's what utorrent is supposedly running (but does nothing):
[2013-02-13 17:00:43] Executing: filebot -script "c:/Program Files (x86)/FileBot/md.groovy" --output "J:/" --action copy ...

Thanks red - i'll give it a shot..

I believe 32bit is needed for 32bit browsers like Chrome etc..

Is there a way to force the script/filebot to use the 64bit only? Or is the best way to just uninstall 64bit filebot and keep everything 32bit?

Thanks red! Got that sorted out by removing the final \ when putting in the download directory...

I got that sorted out but now I have a second error:


Parameter: music = n
Parameter: artwork = n
Parameter: clean = y
Parameter: xbmc = 192.168.5.4
Parameter: ut_dir = J:\Tv\Unsorted
Parameter: ut ...

Hi there...

I've spent all evening trying to get this working... please help.

I followed the AMC guide - viewtopic.php?f=4&t=215

I played with custom paths and it drove me nuts so i just modified the script - just changed it to TV instead of TV Shows and also removed a space in Season01 and ...