Hi Red,

DS123j owner here, willling to test stuff. I have the filebot package installed, but for performance reason I usually run filebot on my laptop against the export nfs shares of the NAS.

Greets,
Thorsten

Hint for Synology users: The transmission installation sets up a user "transmission" with his own home dir. This home dir is "/usr/local/transmission/var", thus the config files can be found there:


vi /usr/local/transmission/var/settings.json


This will work only if logged in as root. As admin ...

Somehow doesn't seem "clean" to me, but it's your baby, and if it works for me, I won't complain

Anyway, all the superspeedy and HELPFUL support convinced me to make a donation. Keep up the good work!

How about allowing the user to add user defined blacklist terms? I'm imagining that in a local "user-query-blacklist.txt". That way, filebot could be tailored to individual system infrastructures. On my NAS, e.g., I keep the unprocessed files in folders à la "_to_be_sorted_SERIES" or "_to_be_sorted ...

Hello rednoah,

thanks for the reply. Can't try all this now, but it helped me understand the mechanics a bit better already.

I've read your reply to the "full syntax of --filter" question in the other thread, but still: An explicit doc page with examples would make the life of filebot beginners ...

Hello,

I'm new to filebot, but liking it very much so far. At the moment, I'm semi-manually renaming my existing media (esp. tv series), but I plan to set up some NAS+transmission+filebot automation later on.

Anyway, my current problem concerns the tv show name matching for "reimagined" tv shows ...