Thank you, sir. I'll use your suggestion and make the change.
Thanks for your help.

rednoah, Thanks for your reply. I have never had a problem with the script previously, and I watch my content closely. I don't like junk files. Normally what happens is, the files processed are placed into a 'TV Shows' folder (for Plex), and that folder is MOVED to a shared MEDIA drive; leaving the ...

I'm using the latest version of FileBot 4.8.5 on Windows 10. I'm using FileBot using a command-line (scheduled). C:\Program Files\FileBot\filebot.exe -rename "c:\TV shows" -r -non-strict --conflict auto --action move --output "c:\TV shows" --filter "age < 10" --format {plex.root}/{plex.tail} --db ...

Thanks for your reply. I was not actually looking to rename the files. I just wanted to use the '-medainfo' option to identify and then move the files that were not x264 into a folder where those videos could be converted to a standard h.264/MP4 format. But with the information you provided, I was ...

hello— I'm new to scripting for FileBot, so I'm sorry. I have been trying to find a way to have FileBot use its function of -mediainfo to move media files that aren't x264, live XVID to a separate folder to be Converted. I'm using this to scan my folder: Filebot -mediainfo "Z:\videos\" -r --format " ...