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how come i always figure it out AFTER i post on the forums?

I want to extract to the root folder that my RAR files are also located. What do I change the output to? I've tried all sorts of stuff and I'm not having any luck! def extractFiles = extract(file: f, output: new File(f.dir.name), conflict: 'skip', filter: { it.isArchive() || it.isVideo() || it ...

I had quite a few get named wrong using -non-strict so I took it out early on.

Been searching the forums and found another thread looking to do the same thing I'm wanting to do but it appears he hasn't figured it out either.

http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... b+tt#p4847

It's still having trouble identifying the movies from the cmdline using this suggestion. Comes up with too many suggestions. I even put the IMDB tt# in the filename hoping that'd make it look at the correct one but no luck. call filebot -script fn:renall "E:\Unsorted" --db IMDb --action test --log ...

If anyone does want to chat I'm hanging out on irc.p2p-network.net in #filebot.

Thanks!

rednoah - thx for the suggestion. Here is the final code I'm using to process the movie collection at the moment. call filebot -script fn:amc "E:\Unsorted" --output "E:\Movies" --action move --conflict skip --def "seriesFormat=TV/{n}/{fn}" "movieFormat=Movies/{n.upperInitial().space('.').replaceAll ...

Please add group.
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Figured out the 3D one.. was trying to over complicate it from the other examples I was seeing.

{fn.match(/3D/)} is working for me.

I'm working on my first naming method and having some trouble adding a couple of items. call filebot -script fn:amc "E:\Movies" --output "E:\Movies_Sorted" --action copy -non-strict --def "seriesFormat=TV/{n}/{fn}" "movieFormat=Movies/{n.upperInitial().space('.').replaceAll(/[,]+/)}.{t.upperInitial ...

Is there an IRC chat channel for FileBot?