kim wrote: ↑26 Apr 2019, 15:07 FYI: it's fixed on themoviedb's API now

:O

I see, will fix it manually then!

I actually never used the GUI, this is the kind of tool that I like to script into routines. Good stuff about interactive mode, there is always something new to learn .

PS: interestingly it did not show me any titles, just asking if the file should be tested or not.

Hello Master, was wondering if there is an easy wat to understand how should I name this file for detection: filebot -script 'fn:amc' '/volume1/video/Sources/Downloaded New' --output /volume1/video/ --order Airdate --conflict skip --lang en --def 'unsorted=n' 'subtitles=eng,ita' 'skipExtract=y' 'ple...

renaming to .ENG.originalext for the whole folder did the trick!

Apparently those are some juicy subs: https://snag.gy/rgQnCd.jpg

The unit has 4 GB + Swap enabled, i guess I need to run filebot with more max memory allowed to the java process?

Holy dat log! (1.3 MB)

Hello again, Master. I'm having some kind of a similar issue. This is my command + output, I don't understand the InvocationTargetException I'm having: poochie@poochie-syno:~$ filebot -script 'fn:amc' '/volume1/video/Sources/Downloaded New' --output /volume1/video/ --order Airdate --conflict skip --...

That should do, I probably wasn't clear enough though to what I am trying to accomplish. When I put new material in the "Sources/Downloaded New" folder I usually hardlink via Filebot's action to the Plex destination, and then I would like move the "still in the original spot" sou...

Tried running: filebot -script 'fn:amc' '/volume1/video/Sources/Downloaded New' --output /volume1/video/ --order Airdate --conflict skip --lang en --def 'unsorted=n' 'subtitles=eng,ita' 'skipExtract=y' 'plex=localhost:*****' 'excludeList=.excludes' --format {plex} --log all --action test --def exec=...

Damn I feel so dumb right now for not noticing the path with enough attention! Trying with: filebot -script 'fn:amc' '/volume1/video/Sources/Downloaded New' --output /volume1/video/ --order Airdate --conflict skip --lang en --def 'unsorted=n' 'subtitles=eng,ita' 'skipExtract=y' 'plex=localhost:*****...

Dear Master, this is what I was trying: filebot -script 'fn:amc' '/volume1/video/Sources/Downloaded New' --output /volume1/video/ --action hardlink --order Absolute --conflict skip --lang en --def 'unsorted=y' 'artwork=y' 'subtitles=eng' 'skipExtract=y' 'plex=localhost:*****'movieFormat={plex}' 'exc...

KK!

rednoah wrote: ↑17 Jun 2018, 16:54 OK. The new {hdr} binding will require bitdepth >= 10 and BT.2020 Color Primaries.

Will it say something like SDR, HDR, or only HDR?

What about BT.709 color space? Edited above. The BT 709 is the low spec colorspace used by 8bit content (and 10bit SDR content guessing from rips), can't be used for HDR. I think that when there is no colorspace field in MediaInfo, this is the actual color space -> unless other fields say otherwise...

Do you have any official information or docs as to what constitutes "HDR" content? Anything with 10bit that has any kind of ColourPrimaries? Or just those specific BT.* ones? What does BT.* mean? I'm inclined to add an official {hdr} binding but I don't really have any test data. That wou...

FileBot uses this data and traverses each w/h pair until it finds one that doesn't fit, and then picks the previous one: resolution.steps.w: 15360 7680 3840 1920 1280 1024 854 720 688 512 320 160 resolution.steps.h: 8640 4320 2160 1080 720 576 576 480 360 240 240 120 I see, I don't know if there is...

I'm attempting to tweak this a little, but I cannot understand (not familiar with Groovy in particular) why this: { def mHDRCol = ["BT.709" : "NO", "BT.2020" : "YES"]; if(bitdepth != null && bitdepth >= 10 && self.video[0].colourprimaries != nu...

Flattery well deserved, from what I read. The info is: Width: 1 936 pixels Height: 1 090 pixels Tried and it works, I need to rename all my media with generic video fromat information so that Sonarr and his bros can understand what quality is on my drives to allow me to try some quality upgrade auto...

Bindings such as {vf} or {hd} yield values based on the media info regardless of the current or previous filename. You can just add that to your format. Dear master, I found out that some weird releases (LGC group) have uncommon vertical resolutions like 1090 pixels. Filebot {vf} would mistake them...