I'm trying but I don't understand literally anything what you just said, or in the previous message. I can't even begin to form a question about it. After further consideration you seem to be talking about removing characters from filebot suggestions before they are delivered. so n.colon('') would ...

Rename movies using [TheMovieDB] Looking up movie by query [A Quiet Place Day One] Apply filter [n == /A Quiet Place Day One/ && y == 2024] on [4] options Exclude [A Quiet Place: Day One (2024)] Exclude [A Quiet Place (2018)] Exclude [A Quiet Place Part II (2021)] Exclude [A Quiet Place to Kill ...

I can't ever match filename to database with this strict method if the title has a ':' if the database. how to work around this?

OMG I can't believe I've made this huge complex script before learning all this precision filtering! Thank you so much!

I think the issue may have been that filebot uses the path in matching, leading to unexpected results. If I recall. Even if I force a --q query it does not force the match. I may have to build a testing script to run though a few hundred files to figure out the current state of this. Is it possible ...

you mean sample file paths of mismatched ones? I have not had any of those for years because I've been using this script. it only works for movies, the episode one has not been working since I last asked for your help fixing it, maybe 6 years ago. I think the issue with revert may had been that the ...

Filebot keeps on giving me the wrong match sometimes, even without using the -non-strict switch. I have built a script years ago that cuts a clip of the video till the first keyframe, and puts it in solitary confinement in "%temp%\generated subdir" to be renamed, so that I can search and find out ...

I'm trying this in the GUI with the default Firefly example selected. {episodeInfo.air_date.match(/(?:19|20)d{2}/)} Expression yields empty value: Patter not found: 2018-04-13 It looks like this code is trying to fetch a 4-digit value starting with 19 or 20 but somehow fails to match the 2018 ...

I figured out the '/N/A/' to '/N\/A/' thing. now the only problem seems to be that currently epYear produces an empty value {def season = (any{special ? 0 : s} {s}); def episode = (any{special ? special : e} {e}); def eAddOns = ['append_to_response':'external_ids']; def sAddOns = ['append_to ...

I am getting an error "Unexpected token: A" even though there definitely is no runaway A characters. -rename --db TheMovieDB::TV --format "{def season = (any{special ? 0 : s} {s}); def episode = (any{special ? special : e} {e}); def eAddOns = ['append_to_response':'external_ids']; def sAddOns ...

in the middle of rewriting all south park episodes I got 3 episodes in a row (s18e07-s018e09) that were renamed differently: -there was no genres, only the brackets -they all had different rating than imdb -they all had the series imdb id I was guessing there was a momentary lapse of connection to ...

I just discovered that some shows still get a blank filename, for example the show called "gary and his demons (2018)". this show only has the single alphabetical "tv-ma" for certification, I suspect this is the reason for the failure. instead of nullifying in a situation like this, maybe it would ...

seems perfect. I even got the year wrapped in brackets. thank you so much for the both of you! -rename --db TheMovieDB::TV --format "{def season = (any{special ? 0 : s} {s}); def episode = (any{special ? special : e} {e}); def eAddOns = ['append_to_response':'external_ids']; def sAddOns = ['append ...

I'm sorry but adding the missing { did not help much, it now produces an empty filename with extension only. Rename episodes using [TheMovieDB] Fetching episode data for [StartUp] Stripping invalid characters from new path: "" [MOVE] from [E:\TEMP\vr1507079\StartUp 2016 S03E01 Rebranding 1080p.mkv ...

still "unexpected token: key". it looks like the "{key, value -> " bit divides each cert entry into alphabetical markings (key, unused) and numerals (value), yet is somehow is not recognized as valid word to use here? god I wish I knew some java right now.

1. in short = no 2. can you have more then 1 variable named "eavg" on same "level" ? 3. do you see "content ratings (certifications)" on episode level ? https://developers.themoviedb.org/3/tv-episodes/get-tv-episode-details just got to realizing both those things just before noticing this post ...

is this close? it says "The current scope already contains a variable of the name eavg" -rename --db TheMovieDB::TV --format "{def season = (any{special ? 0 : s} {s}); def episode = (any{special ? special : e} {e}); def eAddOns = ['append_to_response':'external_ids']; def sAddOns = ['append_to ...

the series version did a weird thing today. it renamed the whole season 2 of "F is for Family" so that there were no brackets around the genres. weird right? this is the one I'm currently using -rename --db TheMovieDB::TV --format "{def season = (any{special ? 0 : s} {s}); def episode = (any{special ...

testing on a massive scale now. at least one interesting popped up: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/11324-shutter-island/edit?active_nav_item=release_information&language=en-US this movie gets a certification of 99, meaning it probably counts the 16/14 from Switzerland as 1614, not a separate ...

well now I get this error WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred WARNING: Illegal reflective access by org.codehaus.groovy.reflection.CachedConstructor$1 (file:/C:/Program%20Files/FileBot/jar/groovy.jar) to constructor java.math.BigDecimal(java.math.BigInteger,long,int,int ...

I get error: Illegal Argument: java.nio.file.InvalidPathException: Illegal char <>> at index 54: def cleanNum = certifications.findResults{key, value -> value.replaceAll(\D\)}.findAll{it}*.toInteger(); (def cleanNum = certifications.findResults{key, value -> value.replaceAll(\D\)}.findAll{it ...

this is what I gathered you meant with your certification for movies -rename --db TheMovieDb --format "{def certifications = net.filebot.WebServices.TheMovieDB.getMovieInfo(movie, Locale.US, true).certifications; (allOf{ny}{director}{omdb.genres}{any{OMDb.certifications.FI.replaceAll(/N\\/A/)}{OMDb ...

rednoah wrote: ↑05 Nov 2018, 15:47 OMDb ≠ IMDb

It's not the same. Presumably, OMDb regularly scrapes IMDb web pages to collect data, but probably not too regularly as to avoid getting sued by whoever owns IMDb.

that would be Amazon.

well this particular show is a (2009) show

psychoville now works, but I only now started to wonder... why is OMDb giving no cert or rating for this show (not even for one episode) when IMDb does have all the info, including episode level id, ratings?

I'm still trying to figure out what you mean by the `def certification` customization...