I think it works now! Just tested it with two episodes of some tv shows. I simply just deleted all Filebot software on the Mac, rebooted and then installed only the .pkg package again and activated it with the license you sent me... And VOILA! So far, it has renamed everything perfectly and created ...

1. Hmm, I dont remember what I did with the tar.xz other than clicking on it. But Im sure I also installed the .pkg package just by following the instructions when I clicked on it after download. Could it be an idea to delete Filebot completely from the machine and then only reinstall the .pkg ...

Okay, now I've got the license from you, rednoah, and I've downloaded the these two packaages from the download site: macOS installer: FileBot_4.8.5.pkg macOS app bundle: FileBot_4.8.5.app.tar.xz And installed them both and thereafter, I ran the license that I got from you. However, now the ...

1. Yes, the Mac App Store (GUI only) package is on the latest version, but you wouldn't be able to run the amc script script with that, so you must have another FileBot installed somewhere for the command-line tools to work. Just run filebot -version in Terminal and you'll see. 2. Well, the Mac App ...

1. You're using FileBot 4.7.9 (at least for the command-line tools) which are no longer functional: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=11254 :arrow: You'll need to upgrade to FileBot 4.8.5 or higher. 2. :!: If you have purchased FileBot on the Mac App Store, but also need the latest ...

I've been using the AMC script for a long time now with the latest version of qBittorrent on my Mac Mini. So far, it has worked flawlessly, renaming and reorganizing all my downloaded files into the correct folders and episodes. Unfortunately, a few weeks ago the script stopped working as usual ...

Wonderful idea! That makes perfectly sense, so I will do it exactly that way! There's just one thing I need to get clear about the hardlink thing. When you say: set the amc script to process this folder and duplcate / hardlink files into a new structure ... does this mean that I have to do something ...

1. Good point. Makes sense, and I didn't even think about the seeding part, but was only worried about the space issue, but if it can have the same two files without using more than one's space, it's just great. A question about the new "organisation system" you're suggesting: Just to make it clear ...

All right, so now I think I got it to run the command after a torrent completion by using the last script you posted. So far, so good. Here is the new amc.log file: Run script [fn:amc] at [Thu Feb 22 18:40:16 CET 2018] Parameter: excludeList = amc.excludes Parameter: unsorted = y Parameter: music ...

1. The sysinfo log shows that filebot scripting is generally working now. 2. The next step is to make sure that the amc script is working as expected: filebot -script fn:amc --output "/Volumes/Drobo" --action duplicate --conflict skip -non-strict --log-file /Volumes/Drobo/amc.log --def excludeList ...

- qBittorrent v4.0.4 (the latest so far) This is more than likely your issue right here, execution on torrent completion is currently broken on 4.0.4 for qbittorrent, you will have to downgrade to 4.0.3 and wait for 4.0.5 to be released. I really don't think so. I've tried get it to work for a ...

Thx for fast reponse, rednoah. I ran the command in terminal and this is what I'm getting as a result. I'm not an expert in this area, but it doesn't seem right? Last login: Wed Feb 21 17:17:43 on console Mac-Mini-MS:~ mads$ filebot -script fn:sysinfo WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation ...

I simply cannot get the amc-script for an automated media center to work in my qBittorrent client. I have tried several changes in the script code for the last week, but nothing seems to work. I have tried 3 different versions of the code provided in the guide by rednoah, but the result is the same ...