I purchased a one-year license for Windows about six months ago. Now I want to use Filebot on my Linux box, too. I want to purchase a permanent license, which will work for the new Linux computer, but how do I install the permanent license on my Windows computer since it has a working license?

Great news! Thanks. I've been using it quite a bit today, before I found out about this update. Probably renamed 500 files so as to append the resolution. Just so you know, I ended up skipping the AVIs after a while. They almost universally got flagged as 480p or 360p, though they were almost all ...

A really helpful addition to the available functions would be one to truncate a string at a given length. I have found that some episode titles returned by TheTVDB are unmanageable. If you want some insane examples, look at the titles of Rocky & Bullwinkle Show episodes. (The writers obviously had a ...

I will try to find some of the AVIs I ran across the other day. I just happened to format a few today. An SD video (1980s TV show) avi was listed as:

{vf} = 360p
{resolution} = 640x464
{hpi} = 464p

I did notice somewhere that FileBot can read the title of the video saved in metadata. Will it change that as well when it renames the file itself? Before I got FileBot I changed the filenames by hand, but playing the video would briefly display the old "ugly" name stored inside the file. Will ...

Really love the detailed list of format expressions for naming files, but I have found some that have issues. I've used FileBot on hundreds of movie files today and find problems with the following three: {vf} Any avi file in 720p or 1080p is incorrect, most commonly indicated as 360p. mkv and mp4 ...