Hello everyone. Just updated my Syno to DSM7 today. Now I'll get this error: Permission denied: /volume1/xxx/xxx/xxx No files selected: [/volume1/xxx/xxx/xxx] * Consider using --file-filter "true" to disable your file filter -remo EDIT: Seems to be good now. The above error occured when ru...

Got it.

Is there also a way to count the results?

Done.
Thank you very much for your incredible support!!!

-remo

One more thing to make my analyze scripts as useful as possible:

is the also a way for filebot/mediainfo to detect embedded text-based subtitles?

-remo

Here's my entire code. I want to share my snippets for everyone who is interested in: // general file info filebot -mediainfo -r . --filter "hd != 'HD' || vf != '1080p' || ext != 'mkv' || vc != 'x264' || af != '6ch'" --format "{fn} === {hd} - {vf} - {ext} - {vc} - {af}" // audio ...

Thank you!
with single ' ... ' instead of double " ... " did the Job!

-remo

Got everything working so far. But I am not able to filter for files which have null or empty mediaTitle tag. Even after reading viewtopic.php?t=1895 multiple times and trying a lot. Something like this would be nice: filebot -mediainfo -r . --filter "mediaTitle.size() < 1 || !mediaTitle" ...

Thank you very much! This works great! But, now I ran into another issue: How can I catch the case when a movie file does not have set {mediaTitle} ? Let's say when it's null or empty . My --filter statement only works when {mediaTitle} is already embedded in the file content ( != null ). Short: I w...

I’ll try to describe it in another way: When opening a movie file in Mediainfo on my Mac, there is a field labeled „Filename“. This field contains a string written into the movie file‘s metadata by MKVtoolNix - usually I do this manually. Can FileBot CLI read out that field/property? The FileBot GUI...

Ok, no way.

Another idea:
does f or fn have any attribute which contains the "" property (Mediainfo-App, "" Property)

-remo

Great. Got it so far.
One more thing:
Is there any possibility to check if the current filename matches a specific format?

Kind of:
—filter „fn != {plex.name}“

??

Is there also any binding to determine wether the movie‘s source is bluray or hdtv or web?

Thank you. I‘ll give it a try.

Hello Pros :) I’d like to build a script to batch-analyze a folder containing all my movie files (eintirely mkv). My goal is it to finally have a text file listing up all file names where one of the following properties are true: - bitrate < 3000 - x-resolution < 1920 (better != full-hd) - at least ...

Sorry. Here's my script: #!/bin/bash #################################################################################################### ### NZBGET POST-PROCESSING SCRIPT ### # Run FileBot as post-process after extraction. # (c) remo 2019 ### NZBGET POST-PROCESSING SCRIPT ### ######################...

Hello Pros, I‘ve written a short NZBGet Post-Processing Script which runs pretty well. But sometimes PP fails with „trying to auto-detect from context“ 8 of 10 cases work well. But sometimes I‘ll get the above message. The folder depths are equal in any case. Is there a way to read out the final fil...

Hi.

Just wanted to know if FileBot can detect

x264
x265
1080p
2160p
untouche
remux

and handle each file to according subfolders?

-remo

I’m very impressed!
Thank you for your great support!!!

Ok. Using find in Linux Im common with.
Just didn’t think about it.

Just a question:
Is FileBot able to identify sample snippets of a movie or tv show not using file names - lets say can FileBot identify samples by metadata running against a db?

So easy. Thought I should have do that using FileBot.

Thank you. Now I have enough inspiration to try out.

You’re insanely fast!
Thank you. I’ll try out your snippets.

To 2. Just want to delete a tv show’s sample files before processing the rest of episodes. Most of them have “sample” as substring included in their file names.

-remo

Thank you for your reply. I’ll give it a try. 1. Can you give me some further information regarding point 3 please? I have no idea how to start. 2. Is there any overview for handling substrings? I guess I have to use something like “fn == /sample/” But how is the notation for substrings? Thank you. ...

Hello everybody. First I want to thank the developer for this great piece of software. I’m familiar with command line tools and that’s why I love FileBot. It is straight forward, powerful and pretty easy to use. I crafted a script for processing my tv shows - which works great. But I do have some is...