Is it possible to tell filebot what season of files I am trying to rename? The series I am having difficulty with is Super Sentai. TheTVDB has the different series listed as seasons under the general title of "Super Sentai." Right now what is happening is the files are being assigned random seasons ...

Hate to bring up an old thread but I am having the same issue as OP. I am using filebot 3.62 and I get the fpcalc error on OS X 10.8.5 $ filebot -rename . Rename music using [AcoustID] IOException: Failed to exec fpcalc: Cannot run program "fpcalc": error=2, No such file or directory java.io ...

I guess it has to do with high number of episodes. Once you get to 101 and above FileBot starts interpreting 3/4-digit numbers as absolute number as well as SSEE pattern. And then with many episodes there'll be conflicts with absolute numbers and SxE numbers. Absolute 10 will kinda match 1x10, 2x10 ...

Nope, the format doesn't matter. Only once File/Episode matches are confirmed it starts applying the format to the File/Episode match. It's really just that you have to set -non-strict in this case. Default strict-mode tends to only allow exact SxE / S00E00 matches. PS: I recommend using {s} {sxe ...

Ah, you wanna set -non-strict because with just numbers it may have some trouble getting a reliable lock on the correct match combination. So you have to allow it to guess a bit. The few that get renamed it's perfectly sure. As for the others it somehow thinks there's slightly conflicting ...

Its the damndest thing, I did the same command you did and got the following results. Its long so I put it on pastebin.

http://paste.ubuntu.com/5959010/

Can't reproduce the issue: http://snag.gy/Yyk2w.jpg Updated revert.groovy to ignore paths that haven't actually been renamed. It has always worked on Java 7 but if you're still using Java 6 you'll need this fix so use -script svn:revert Thanks that worked. DIdn't realize ubuntu had somehow managed ...

Directory: /root/xbmc/TV/Bleach/ command: filebot -rename . --db anidb --order Absolute --format "{n.space('.')}.{s00e00}" Result: No matching episode: Bleach 98.mkv No matching episode: Bleach 99.mkv [MOVE] Rename [/root/xbmc/TV/Bleach/Bleach 02.mkv] to [Bleach.E02.mkv] [MOVE] Rename [/root/xbmc/TV ...

So I am attempting to rename a particular series I downloaded " Bleach ". Whenever I run the following "filebot -rename . --format "{n.space('.')}.{s00e00}" --order Airdate --db thetvdb," the order of the episodes still seems to come messed up. Some of them are being renamed S00E00 when its ...

So what your saying is filebot can not rename the original folder? Maybe my explanation is not that great, let me try it again. Right now I use filebot to rename my TV Shows. The folder is currently labeled [Final8] Scryed - 01-26 (BD 10-bit 944x720 x264 AC3 5.1) and the episodes inside are [Final8 ...

So I posted the follow message on facebook and got a response back (I am assuming from rednoah) but I feel the forum will be better to ask some questions: I need some help with the CLI commands. How do I tell the CLI to rename the folder as well? Example: /home/user/Downloads/Show-2013-complete-xVID ...