This seems very simple, but I don’t know how to do it. I want to modify this: { plex % {" {tmdb-$tmdbid}"} % {" {imdb-$imdbid}"} % {"{edition-$edition}"} % {" [$vs-$vf]"} % {" [$s3d]"} % {" [$hdr]"} % {" [$ac $channels]" } % {" [$vc]"} % {" -$group"} } …to also include the {imdb-$imdbid} in the fol ...

I currently use the FileBot macOS app every so often and have never used the terminal commands, which I very unfamiliar with. I have one single show that is DVR'd via Channels DVR M-F of each of each week and the naming conventions for Channels DVR are not ideal for use with Plex. Within the FileBot ...

Yes, FileBot will do both at the same time: 1. Drop all your files onto Original Files 2. Change your custom format to generate the absolute path that you want for each file (and not just the file name) 3. Hit Rename move / condense / rename each file into that absolute file path :arrow: Please ...

I am using the Filebot app via MacOS. I haven't needed to use it for years, but need to now that I'm transitioning from Plex to Jellyfin. For a long time I was creating separate folders for 1080p and 2160p versions of movies. All of these files only include the name and year (i.e. Avatar (2009.mkv ...

I'm clueless. I have both the macOS app from the App Store and the command line version installed. All of my movies are already named as I want them to be. Now all I want to do is take each of those movies and place them into their own folders with the same name. In Finder, my file path to a movie ...

Alright, I'm a bit in the weeds here. I've used Filebot for a long time, but my usage has been fairly simple. All of my movies are named as I would like them to be. All I want to do is drop each movie into its own folder that is named appropriately. I am using PlexDrive on my macOS. A friend gave me ...