This particular issue might have been fixed already in the latest beta. Yup it is fixed in BETA FileBot 4.9.5 (r9099). I tested it on the full 9 seasons of Seinfeld (over 5800 files with the full sub pack) and it worked perfectly. Thanks very much! I've made a note to check the beta next time I ...

Hi, This is a feature request (or possibly a bug report) to improve matching logic when there are multiple instances of subtitles with the same language. To distill the situation to a simple example consider this tree: $ find Seinfeld.S01-S09/ Seinfeld.S01-S09/ Seinfeld.S01-S09/Seinfeld.S01 Seinfeld ...

That works great!

Also I can see how to use this as a template to integrate other functionality from a few bash scripts I have into my Groovy format file.

Thanks very much

Thanks, as always your response is much appreciated, and I'll read through the fuller java documentation. Googling around I see a few pre-made functions people have come up with in various languages (java included), and as you say they are 10+ lines to handle the basic cases and longer if you handle ...

Sometimes I want to add an ordinal suffix to a title - most often in dates, but it can be in other fields. I've played around with a few ways to do this, but not yet found an elegant way to do it in Groovy - but then I'm still a Groovy newbie :D Specifically for dates, I found this pretty good ...

According to the URL, this listing is indeed DVD order. However, the API response only includes episodes that are part of the main order with DVD numbers attached to them, and won't include episodes that are only part custom order. The latter case wasn't possible until recent introduction of custom ...

Hi, I think this may be a feature request, or perhaps a need for hint on more sophisticated use of the CLI. I came across this entry on TVDB: https://www.thetvdb.com/series/long-way-down/seasons/dvd/1 The episode order is listed under "Extended" or "Extended Version". Using "--order DVD" doesn't ...

A special case for replacing '/' (often used on TVDB for titles of combined episodes etc) with '⁄ ', as noted by rednoah here: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=12343 Top-level bindings such as {t} strip / slash implicitly, among other sanitation operations. However, you can use { ...

Top-level bindings such as {t} strip / slash implicitly, among other sanitation operations. However, you can use {episode.title} to access the raw value, which may contain / slash, may be infinitely long, etc. That works perfectly thank as always for your fast response. I'll add a note with ...

Hi, As we know, the forward slash is used quite often on TVDB episode titles. Many people choose to substitute another character, and I want to do that too, but replace it with a similar looking unicode character according to the filter described here: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f ...

Here is my format expression replacing characters illegal on the Windows filesystem with similar looking unicode characters. I don't use Windows, but I do share files from my Linux NAS via samba - this format is necessary for the samba clients to see the filenames correctly, otherwise they will be ...

Thanks. I'm new to groovy, I didn't realise you could combine replaces like that. :!: Do make sure to avoid using right-to-left character as replacement, as that will result is really funky cursor movement that will be utterly incomprehensible to non-technical users. Yes, you're right. I have lots ...

Here is my format for the above (including my preferred change for "?"), prefixed here with the string I used to test the replaces: {'<>:"/\\|?*'.replace('<', '﹤').replace('>', '﹥').replace(':', 'ː').replace('"', '“').replace('/', '⁄').replace('\\', '∖').replace('|', '⼁').replace('?', '？').replace('* ...

Hi, I read through this excellent summary of formatting rules pinned here: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2 There are rules in that thread which replace characters invalid in the Windows filenames with more regular characters (eg ":" to "-"). However, unless I missed it, there ...

I had the same problem as the thread starter and can confirm 4.8.6 fixes it. Thanks! I installed manually via DSM GUI (DSM 6.2.2-24922 Update 3) without any issues - didn't need to install via the script. Maybe this thread is worth pinning as I expect almost everyone on Synology is going to hit this ...