Trying to rename movie files for use in Kodi.
Almost all have been done, with the exception of 5 movies:
2019;
Don't come back from the Moon
In bed with a Killer
Last Glimpse
2018;
All the Devil's Men
2017;
Renegades
I thought these maybe were not in the database, but when looking online at TMDB ...

Thanks again. I managed to use the history to revert most back & the rest I had to do manually.

So to confirm; i'm using windows 10 & kodi. For the TV shows I've used the code {plex.tail}
Should I change this to {kodi}?

I have used the code: {kodi} for the movie files

NEW ISSUE: FILEBOT WON'T RECOGNISE THE MOVIES AFTER RENAMING THEM; SO I CAN'T CHANGE THE CODE...

Ok; so after learning how to code & managing to rename/file & search the movies, I found out that the easiest platform to use was Kodi. The code previously used: Rating {rating} - {n} ({y}) [{genres[0 ...

Excellent, thank you.

Once I install that (with my windows 10), how do I then get the artwork on my files? And can I do it so the artwork is saved to the hard drive files so I can still see them if used on a computer without kodi?

Thanks again

I downloaded the portable version 4.8.5 to my external hard drive. I can't install any software to my laptop as its a company issue one & I don't have admin rights for installation. (downloading is not an issue, only installing).
This is also why I can't install Plex/Kodi on the desktop.

Any ideas?

Hi Rednoah,

I tried to copy/paste the artwork example from the topic 205, but it didn't work. I'm sure i'm doing something wrong & this is a simple fix, but here is what I pasted & what error it gave me:

C:\XXX\XXX>filebot -script fn:artwork.tvdb /path/to/tvshows/
'filebot' is not recognized as an ...

SOLVED!

OMG - amateur error!" It helps when the format is switched back to MOVIE!

Using following code (& working a treat!):
Rating {rating} - {n} ({y}) [{genres[0]}, Certificate {certification}]

Hi Devster,

Initially using code: {n} ({y}) [{genres[0]}, Rating {certification}, {rating}]
It reads: The Lego Movie (2014) [Animation, Rating PG, 7.8]

Pulled this into 'Original files' box (it still reads as above in the original files box). Clicked Fetch Data (tried both movie modes).
'New ...

I got all the movies renamed with genre, certificate rating & review rating; but I struggled to come up with a way to organise/search for the best films. I have manually organised the folders & in the 'movie' folder I can use the windows search tool to search for 'action'/'drama' etc, but I can't ...

I got all the movies renamed with genre, certificate rating & review rating; but I struggled to come up with a way to organise/search for the best films. I have manually organised the folders & in the 'movie' folder I can use the windows search tool to search for 'action'/'drama' etc, but I can't ...

Also, is there any way to organise the folders by year/rating/genre etc, and are we able to change between organising methods like 'arrange/sort by' in folders?

Also, is there any way to organise the folders by year/rating/genre etc, and are we able to change between organising methods like 'arrange/sort by' in folders?

Excellent! Thank you!

I ended up using the code: {n} ({y}) [{genres[0]}, Rating {certification}, {rating}]
Which has named it all perfectly, making it easy to select/choose a movie by genre, rating etc. By-the-way; where does it get the ratings from as it doesn't always match IMDb?

What I haven't ...

Sorry, i'm using Windows 10

Hi,
Firstly let me apologise for my ignorance/incompetence. I've looked through the threads, tutorials, g00gle search & youtube videos, but I still have no idea what i'm doing or where to start.
Basically, I have a collection of movies & TV series which I would like to organise, rename (without ...