but wouldn't that force TVDB also for Movies? Like you mentioned in this post:

rednoah wrote: ↑26 Apr 2013, 07:03 You can do --def ut_label=TV but then you'd force TVDB even for movie files, which is very bad.

Currently you can only fix that by editing the script, e.g. by modifying forceAnime() function and just returning false.

oh i missed that. Thanks!

is there a way around this without changing the script you've talked about in this post?
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When i use the {order.airdate.plex.tail} binding in the FileBot Client on Windows i get this: https://i.imgur.com/KaOlBIH.png if i use the same binding on linux (sysinfo below) with the filebot cli i get this: root@dead6f3fe506:/# filebot -script fn:amc /media/Downloads/Fertig --output /media ...

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i've got a little problem with the way --conflict auto evaluates the better of two versions. Here is the the part of the log of what he is doing: Skipped [/media/Downloads/Fertig/tvs-got-dd51-dl-18p-azhd-x264-701-rp/Game.of.Thrones.S07E01.Drachenstein.REPACK.German.DD+51.DL.1080p.AmazonHD.x264-TVS ...