Yes, that is the convention I have used before. However, the colon ":" in titles used to be ignored before and now replaced with an "-" instead. I'm not really sure this is the naming convention used for Plex when it comes to movies? I used to have both Plex and Emby and from what I recall they both ...

Yes, cli in Linux. Sorry for meager specification, was tanked by a few beers last night. This happens. ;) I haven't had the need to specifiy any own naming convention before but relied on the default as I prefer to lean against that as much as possible. Ok, will venture into custom settings there ...

Long time no see. All has beeing going just fine with your brilliant software! Thank you for that! However, after upgrade hardware and also all software I noticed that movie naming convention in the amc script regarding ":" has changed? Before it was just removed from name/title but now it seems it ...

Yes, it was a matter of adding a cipher-suite provider as StrangelyTyped suggested. http://stackoverflow.com/a/33521718/5960248 I dropped in a signed package from bouncycastle.org: https://www.bouncycastle.org/latest_releases.html bcprov-<verion>.jar to /usr/lib/jvm/jre/lib/ext edited /usr/lib/jvm ...

It seems like if I replace the FileBot.jar after I have run the test once I get SSL error: Fetch failed: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: Received fatal alert: handshake_failure [https://app.filebot.net/scripts/m1.jar] Received fatal alert: handshake_failure javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException ...

If you get problems related to IPV6, just disable it in /etc/sysctl.conf with adding these lines at the bottom: Then reboot and try again.

Finally after some holiday beer and bit of free time I think I solved it + that Zip-JBinding issue. Oracle do not provide java 8 for armv5tel so I had to compile it myself. While I was at it I had a go at the Zip-JBinding and compiled that as well. There was also some strange issue with java's ...

Great!

Hello again! I just upgraded from Wheezy to Jessie (systemd, what a load of s***!) and when trying to login to opensubtitles with the osdb.login script I get this: ~# filebot -script fn:osdb.login Script not found: osdb.login java.io.FileNotFoundException: Script not found: osdb.login at net.filebot ...

Filebot 4.5.6 is the latest where you have provided an arm installer. I have tried this version against Oracles Java 8 as described earlier. Yes, I am pretty bad-ass these days but in this case Oracle provides a build environment that is self contained. It's a click and choice story kind of thing so ...

Hi there, long time no see! After some time having my arm based NAS in the drawer that I started my adventures with filebot with I have now tried to get it up and flying again. However, after two days and a shitload of compilation of Oracle Java 8 for embedded I'm about to give up. I cannot for the ...

If the names of the metadata files match the movie files then it can be processed together, kinda like subtitles. If you process folders via "Folder Mode" then you can process whole folders, but not rename any of the files inside. "Folder Mode" is not supported in the amc script. Ahh, ofcourse! I ...

Hi! As usual very happy with your work! ;) However, now and again I'm stumbling upon the need for having the "amc" script copying over specific files (or all in the same folder as the movie) when processing the movie. As of today I'm first using couchpotato to rename and grab metadata to my ...

Ah, good to know!

When browsing through the latest commits I saw this: [r2561]* local index now contains localized titles and thus should be considered the best result if available Will this lead to local translation/language of naming media titles based on computer localization settings? I mean, if I have Swedish ...

Ah, ok. No big deal, a couple of lines on my side compared to the convenience for the others. ;) I do however have another issue with the login to this site. It has happend a few times that I get the "Too many login attempts" directly when trying to login. Everytime this happen I cannot do much than ...

I just did a new configuration and installed filebot-amd64.deb per standard. I grabbed the latest FileBot.jar from HEAD and fired up a testrun with all my scripts postprocessing the output from FileBot. For some reason I now get a "folder.jpg" as a gift from the FileBot processing which kinda gets ...

rednoah wrote:This might help:

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filebot -script fn:osdb.stats

But if you download lots of subtitles you definitely need to be logged in.

Perfect, just what I needed!
Thanks!!

Pretty sure they auto-block you for a bit if they notice you're abusing the service. Make sure you're logged in with your OpenSubtitles account. Buying a VIP account can't hurt neither. Yup, I figured so. Would be nice to know the limit so I script it to stay within. Haven't tried while beeing ...

When I'm doing a filebot run over a bigger number of files (100-500) I eventually get this error: Looking up subtitles by filehash via OpenSubtitles Lookup by hash failed: 401 Unauthorized Looking up subtitles by name via OpenSubtitles Search by name failed: 401 Unauthorized I have done this before ...

Fair enough, I'll sit down later on and try to come up with a suggestion.

Great feature! Couldn't this be combined with something like "--precedence"? Personally I always look out for the 'extended' versions of my movies and would love to see it "win" in a conflict even though it may be a GB or so smaller. Most auto downloaders (as me) has a size span set so the ...

Great Success! All but one goes through, excellent! :D I did the first run without xattr enabled and all but "2010 (1984)" get the right info, no change second run after xattr enabled. Great that even "The Gold Rush (1925)" now goes through properly. I even tried to rename the little sucker that's ...

I have a few movies that seems to give FileBot some problems. Even though if I even named them before with year and all per amc standard i get the wrong movie data (nfo, fanart poster). FileBot grabs the right subs, moves the files and keep the right name but pulls wrong info...related to filehash ...

rednoah wrote:r2047 will now force lower-case extensions in CLI mode as well.

Thanks!!!