I did finally get it working after much experimentation.

It turns out I needed to use a sudo command to install the contents of the bundle. Now I can access it. I do appreciate all your help, even if I pissed you off

I'm using the app Automator, (which creates Workflows for you to automate tasks), and whenever I try to run the following shell script: /Applications/imac/Downloads/Filebot.app/MacOS/filebot.sh -rename "$1" --format {n} S{s}E{e} --db thetvdb --action test -non-strict I get the error ...

This what I have (I think it is the way I'm supposed to). Does this script make sense?

/Applications/imac/Downloads/Filebot.app/MacOS/filebot.sh -rename "$1" --format {n} S{s}E{e} --db thetvdb

And then I just type in the rest of the code I want?

Hi... I'm really new (as in never done before) to anything CLI, but I want to install filebot.sh, so I can enter script to automate moving and re-naming files. Whenever I try to post in anything on Terminal (the OS X CLI app) I get the following message: -bash: filebot: command not found I want to ...