rednoah wrote: ↑05 Nov 2023, 16:06 If each episode is cut down in length but otherwise aligns 1:1 then I'd just use the Desktop application for one-off tasks like this:

Unfortunately no, most episodes are re-cut using multiple original episodes (One Piece is over 1000 episodes and One Pace is less than 700 at the moment).

Hello, I recently found the One Pace project and was wondering how to make it fit to the original One Piece episode list. The original files are named: ./[One Pace][1-7] Romance Dawn [1080p]/[One Pace][1] Romance Dawn 01 [1080p][FB72C13F].mkv ./[One Pace][8-21] Orange Town [1080p]/[One Pace][8-11 ...

The only dependency would be ffmpeg (recent version but can't find a specific number). VMAF score is unfortunately only possible using 2 files, and it represent relative quality of the comparator to a reference file. I'm not sure it can be calculated for each file and stored, it'd have to be done ...

Would there be an interest to add to the fn:duplicates script a way to automatically run VMAF to compare the two files? I believe ffmpeg is already built with lavfi filter in the default distribution, log output can be json. I'm currently running comparisons like so: systemd-run --user -u ffqm /usr ...

But this last command does not query any DB, right?
I'd have to split name and media information into separate bits.

Maybe a solution could be to rely on AniDB only as primary source for some info only, such as absolute episode numbers. For anime I'm currently using both like so: { any { allOf { db.TMDb.sxe } { db.TMDb.absolute.pad(2).surround() } // surround just makes it look like [01] .join(' ') } { db.AniDB ...

Is there a way to do it including actual files (this would be useful for video and audio mediainfo)?
I'd like the output to be as simple as possible, like a single line with the final file name.

The only problematic one would be AniDB as they store transliterated titles which aren't available on TheMovieDB, in addition to absolute order being slightly better.
On a separate note, any way to replicate {tmdb-<ID>} with current format bindings?

I found that the following also seems to work (apparently): partials/stdPart.groovy import java.util.regex.Pattern class Hello { Map replaceMap = [ (~/[`´‘’ʻ""“”]/): "'", '|': ' - ', ':': '\u2236', '?': '\uFE56', // '﹖' Small Question Mark '*': '\u204E', // '⁎' low asterisk (~/[*\p{Zs}]+/): ' ', (~ ...

I was wondering if there's a way to only validate format files? An equivalent of: for format files, something like:

Yep, I tried and it looks right, I imagine this also applies to any other names used by bindings, right?

Unfortunately these would be dynamic files, different versions will be included in different formats, I'd really like to be able to use the include option. I'm going to include different audio versions for different languages, it's just one example, I'd also like to use the same pattern for video ...

Thanks, first error is pretty straightforward, I solved it by removing {} from beginning and end, which is verbatim what I'm including from the previous post. The second is weird, because the exact same code is not null when used as @/file.groovy or inside a format block. I believe something breaks ...

In short I'm including groovy code, not format? But then I'm not seeing where it breaks. Including this: // audio map, some of these are probably not needed anymore HashMap codecMap = [ "FLAC": "FLAC", "PCM": "PCM", "MPEG Audio Layer 3": "MP3", "AAC LC": "AAC LC", "AAC LC SBR": "HE-AAC", // HE-AACv1 ...

I'm trying to split my format into partials and I'm getting the following issue. If I use the simple @filepath.groovy format the partial works as intended: $ cat partialTest.groovy @/path-to-filebot-scripts/partials/audio.groovy $ cat audio.groovy { // audio map, some of these are probably not ...

:?: What is the purpose of "updating names", perhaps episode titles? Those don't typically change much over time... Usually they don't but in some shows they do, or rather, the databases initially have all episodes as "Episode 1", "Episode 2", ... and someone later updates the titles. One example ...

I'm using keeplink for files. I'd like the option to update the names of certain files without reverting and reprocessing them. The current workflow is: docker exec <container> /usr/bin/filebot -revert /media/tv/show docker exec <container> /usr/bin/filebot -script fn:amc --action keeplink --output ...

To expand a bit on this idea, is there a function or an option to use as source file, instead of a media file present on disk, a MediaInfo xml report? The idea would be to host a FileBot service on a remote server, upload the MediaInfo report file named as the source file and have FileBot return the ...

I would propose a second channel in the deb repo for the beta releases, which seem to be fairly stable anyway.
So in addition to deb [arch=amd64] https://get.filebot.net/deb/ stable main
there'd also be deb [arch=amd64] https://get.filebot.net/deb/ beta main

Oh, didn't realize. But it doesn't seem like FileBot is involved in the remote processing. This line: const dst = src.toUpperCase().replace(/[^A-Z0-9]/g, '_') is the only piece of code involved in the renaming, right? I was wondering if it could be made so that FileBot processes the information on ...

I'm using TheMovieDB::TV for series and I was wondering why I can't find the {info.OriginalLanguage} binding there. The website seems to support the information: https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/78941 but the binding doesn't seem to be there. filebot -rename --db TheMovieDB::TV --action test --format ...

Could this be reworked so that FileBot receives a file name plus information about the type of file and it returns a filename and location? E.g. curl "somethingsomething/post" --data-urlencode "file=${file}" --data-urlencode dir="$(basename ${file})" --data-urlencode output=/Media --data-urlencode ...

Some series aired double episodes which in later releases have been combined into one (e.g. The Office US). In this case I'd have the following list of files: The Office S04E01 Fun Run.mkv The Office S04E02 Dunder Mifflin Infinity.mkv The Office S04E03 Launch Party.mkv The Office S04E04 Money.mkv ...

It's not really clear how to run those snippets, are they scripts? mappings? Also I managed to fix the rename with the following: --q 'my show' --filter 's == 3' --mapper "episode.derive(episode.season, episode.episode + 1)" and using strict mode. What's not clear is why +1 instead of -1... this is ...

I'm having trouble understanding how to use --mapper . I have the following list of episodes: My.Show.S02E01E02.Extended.720p.BluRay.x264-NTb.mkv My.Show.S02E03.Extended.720p.BluRay.x264-NTb.mkv My.Show.S02E04.Extended.720p.BluRay.x264-NTb.mkv My.Show.S02E05.Extended.720p.BluRay.x264-NTb.mkv My.Show ...