I've gotten the following processes semi automated, and need help getting this as fully automated as possible: 1. Select a torrent 2. Assign a category to the download (animations, animated series, concerts, documentaries, documentary series, movies, music, shows) 3. On download completion, a batch ...

Right off the bat, here's my filebot system info C:\Windows\system32>filebot -script fn:sysinfo FileBot 4.9.3 (r8338) JNA Native: 6.1.0 MediaInfo: 20.09 7-Zip-JBinding: 16.02 Tools: fpcalc/1.5.0 Extended Attributes: OK Unicode Filesystem: OK Script Bundle: 2021-06-15 (r755) Groovy: 3.0.7 JRE: OpenJD...

Much thanks for the assistance
thus far, that now seems to work pretty well for whatever files are sourced elsewhere. This does not work on files already on those drives so instead of, I'll simply build on what's there. I'll scan fer subtitles, art, etc and just carry on from this point.

I'm confused. Using the GUI to move/rename, ok declaring what format to name the particular names/folders, ok declaring where those folders are located, NOT ok -- entering ['H:', 'W:', 'X:', 'Y:', 'Z:'].collect{ (it+'/Movies/'+n) as File } into the format expression gives "Binding "it"...

I've been attempting to research and put together two scripts: one to re-sort and distribute my current library across the (currently) 4 separate NAS destinations, then another to maintain that organization. To start with, I believe I need to customize this code snippet: {['C:', 'D:', 'E:'].collect{...

I've been using Filebot for a few months now, on a manual, one-by-one basis. I have a rather large library, spread over 4 nas devices. I've been looking for a way to re-organize what files are on what drives, and how they're sorted, based on type(movie, doc, tv, concert, etc) and how much available ...