Ok so I was able to remove the errors by uninstalling Java JDK 9 and installing Java JDK 8 and I sorta was able to revert the files I wanted back to their original name. The only problem it is still missing its extension, any workaround that comes to mind? I used this command and pointed to the fold...

Wait did that make it so that I cannot revert the files that were messed up before that? Is there a way to revert the files from the previous execution?

Wait did that make it so that I cannot revert the files that were messed up before that? Is there a way to revert the files from the previous execution?

Here is my output Jordans-MacBook-Pro:~ jordanscales$ touch Avatar.2009.mp4 Jordans-MacBook-Pro:~ jordanscales$ filebot -rename Avatar.2009.mp4 Rename movies using [TheMovieDB] Auto-detect movie from context: [/Users/jordanscales/Avatar.2009.mp4] [MOVE] From [/Users/jordanscales/Avatar.2009.mp4] to ...

Is there a solution then? Should I downgrade and if so which version do you recommend?

Hi, I purchased your product over the weekend from the app store and my first go around I made changes to most of my files without noticing that none of the file extensions remained after renaming. After looking through the threads it seems like the only way to revert back is through the CLI, so I i...

Here is the command I am sending to revert - with result. Jordans-MacBook-Pro:~ jordanscales$ filebot -script fn:revert --action move /Volumes/Seagate\ Expansion\ Drive\ 1/Movies WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred WARNING: Illegal reflective access by org.codehaus.groovy.vm...

I am getting the same error as well, I just installed the cli today hoping to use it to revert files that were renamed without extensions. Jordans-MacBook-Pro:~ jordanscales$ filebot -script fn:sysinfo WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred WARNING: Illegal reflective access by...