:idea: In this case, I guess it's just matching the most recent episode for the lack of a better option. If you're using the GUI, then you can always do Double-Click -> Edit Match -> Select correct Episode match to fix the match manually if necessary Wow, that is a great feature! :D I can't ...

In this case I'm using the GUI. A sample filename is "The 100 - Zwei in einem Korper.final.mkv". Filebot correctly suggests the series from theTVDB, but can't find the right episode. The matched episode isn't even remotely similar. Another episode in the same directory with a name without umlaut is ...

Hi Rednoah, thanks for the quick response! Your option b is what I already did for the format expression. This way the generated filenames are the same they used to be. But this doesn't solve the main issue of finding no matches. So is there a way of telling Filebot how to process the filenames for ...

Dear all, since the latest update I am having problems whenever a title contains a German umlaut. Up until the previous release the format expression '.ascii()' replaced umlauts with the corresponding simple vocals (ä to a, ö to o, etc.). The internal matching process obviously also used this logic w ...

Thank you!

Using a temporary dir might be the way to go then. I'll look further into that.

And thanks for this lovely piece of software, Filebot really makes life way easier!

Cheers Malte

Hi Rednoah, thank you for the super fast reply! Of course I can provide a sample: filebot --output "/home/osmc/TV/" --lang "de" --encoding Windows-1252 --action move --conflict fail --db TheTVDB --q "The Mentalist" -rename "/home/osmc/TV/The Mentalist - Unangreifbar.mkv" "/home/osmc/TV/The Mentalist ...

Hello all, I've written a script that automatically processes recorded video files and in the course of that calls the filebot CLI to rename and move the files with clean filenames. The renaming part works well in general, but I encountered a specific problem, I could not solve yet. The script ...