I actually did a mistake on last reply on folder structure. Fixed now.. Anyway as featurette files to ignore are always inside "Featurettes" folders, setting --def ignore="Featurettes" should solve the issue. As wrong files are choosen randomly I can't reproduce it at the moment. If problem still ...

Structure is like this: Movies to process/Mission Impossible/Mission Impossible.mkv Movies to process/Mission Impossible/Featurettes/Mission Impossible Behind The Scenes.mkv Movies to process/The Interview/The Interview.mkv and so on... Each movie has its own folder. If I'm understanding well ...

The problem with that is that there are featurette files which are bigger than movie files (I mean for different movies). For a movie I might have a featurette file of say 2,3GB. For another movie I might have the actual movie file of 1,9GB. That's why I was thinking to pick up the biggest, not to ...

Right I misunderstood first example.

Works perfectly now. Thanks!

Is it possible to have the amc script to pick the biggest file in the folder looked up? Say I have a folder with actual movie file and featurettes. Sometimes filebot renames a featurette file as actual movie while ignoring actual movie file. Actual movie file is always the biggest one hence i ...

I think I was not clear. Let say I want all movies before 2012 to go to /mnt/Old Movies/Movies. /mnt/Old Movies is drive mounting point, Movies is the folder name. Movies will go in this folder without another folder for each single movie. Folder movies contains movie files. Final result is /mnt/Old ...

My amc.sh script is filebot -script fn:amc --output "/mnt/Secondary" --def subtitles=en,it "seriesFormat=/mnt/TV Shows/TV Shows/{n}/Season {s}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t}{'.'+lang}" "movieFormat=/mnt/Secondary/Movies/{n} ({y}){'.'+lang}" --db OpenSubtitles --action move "/mnt/Secondary/Movies/Completed ...