Hello, I'm not sure if this is one or two problems; hoping you can help? I'm running filebot on a bytesized instance, and noticed when I ran it manually, the process was stopping with the output 'Killed'. It would indicate to me that there might be an OS OOM issue, but shutting down all my apps on ...

Hello again,

Just a last update; you were correct in your last message - there was two versions of filebot on the same server. It is now working happily and matching the same way you are showing in your examples. Thanks for the help

Hi again, The guys at bytesized did the upgrade for me an applied my license. It looks like the behavior is the same though: Input: /torrents/data/Into.The.Dark.2018.S01E08.All.That.We.Destroy.WEBRip.x264-TBS[ettv]/into.the.dark.2018.s01e08.all.that.we.destroy.webrip.x264-tbs[ettv].mkv Group: [tvs ...

Message received. I'm on a managed appbox. I will ask to see if an update can be supported.

Thanks for looking into this.

Tim

Oh, that is weird. Here is me: =================================================== FileBot 4.7.8 (r4846) JNA Native: 5.1.0 MediaInfo: 0.7.92.1 7-Zip-JBinding: 9.20 Chromaprint: 1.4.2 Extended Attributes: OK Unicode Filesystem: OK GVFS: groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: net for ...

Got it, you've pointed me in the right direction to better understand this one scenario: Auto-detected query: [DARK, into the dark 2018] So I'm guessing because we don't want to include the search terms "into" and "the" most of the time, it drops those two words? Then when searching DARK, it just ...

There are a few TV shows that I have that consistently match incorrectly. For example, "Into the Dark" files are matched by "Dark" 100% of the time. Is there a reasonably easy way to prevent this in my script? I know it's probably information already in this forum, but I wasn't able to piece it ...

Please pardon the poor research skills - that works, thanks very much for the response!

For the purpose of space conservation, I would like to be able to use filebot to move all movies and TV episodes based on their release date. For example movies from before 2010 move to a different directory/disk - all TV episodes from before 2015 move to the different directory/disk. Does anyone ...