... from here :
SHARE='/volume1/Media'

docker run --rm -e PUID=0 -e PGID=0 -v 'data:/data' -v "$SHARE:$SHARE" rednoah/filebot \
-find "$SHARE" --filter 'def i = f.dir / "@eaDir" / f.name / "SYNOVIDEO_VIDEO_SCREENSHOT.jpg"; f.video && !i.exists() && seconds > 0 && (i.dir.exists() || i.dir.mkdirs ...

If you mean xattr metadata then you can check that easily via Filter tool. You can also use the Set Attributes menu item which is only there if the file at hand as xattr metadata.

You can enable full debug logging to see all the HTTP request / response messages via the advanced settings.

However, you have a fundamental network connection error, maybe a DNS issue, maybe *.fanart.tv servers being down or blocked by your ISP, etc. You would have to use something like wireshark ...

... a Movie or a TV show, and apply the appropriate Preset automatically.

I.E. if the file is "Star Trek - Deep Space 9 - S01E01.mkv" apply the TV filter. If it's "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982)", apply the Movie Filter. When I process multiple files, today I do 2 separate passes. First I ...

... no file extension but are media files for which the container format / file extension can be determined, and then rename the files with proper file extension:
$ filebot -rename -r /path/to/input --file-filter "none{ ext } && cf" --db file --format "{fn}.{cf}" --action TEST
[TEST] from [a] to [a.mkv]

e.g. find all video files that do not have a corresponding NFO file:

... media/- Serien') }/{n} ({y})/Staffel {s}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} {[vf]}

AMC_CUSTOM_OPTIONS: >-
-non-strict
-r
--order Digital
--file-filter "['1 Filme_Encodiert (Fertig)','1 Serien_Encodiert (Fertig)','11 Kinderfilme_Encodiert (Fertig)','11 Kinderserien_Encodiert (Fertig)','111 ...

... I'm not sure how to do that within the context of the jlesage/filebot container, but as far as plain filebot commands are concerned, the --file-filter option will do the trick.




If it was a non-match, move it to the defined location as in my script?

:idea: The --def unsortedFormat parameter ...

... media/- Serien') }/{n} ({y})/Staffel {s}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} {[vf]}

AMC_CUSTOM_OPTIONS: >-
-non-strict
-r
--order Digital
--file-filter "['1 Filme_Encodiert (Fertig)','1 Serien_Encodiert (Fertig)','11 Kinderfilme_Encodiert (Fertig)','11 Kinderserien_Encodiert (Fertig)','111 ...

... media/- Serien') }/{n} ({y})/Staffel {s}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} {[vf]}

AMC_CUSTOM_OPTIONS: >-
-non-strict
-r
--order Digital
--file-filter "['1 Filme_Encodiert (Fertig)','1 Serien_Encodiert (Fertig)','11 Kinderfilme_Encodiert (Fertig)','11 Kinderserien_Encodiert (Fertig)','111 ...

... use the history script to query the history and then pass that along to a custom -exec command:
$ filebot -script fn:history "/path/to/output" --filter "fn == /Alias - S01E01 - Truth Be Told/" -exec mv -v "{f}" "/path/to/{historic.f.name}"
/path/to/output/TV Shows/Alias {tmdb-2046}/Season 01/Alias ...

GUI
Presets allow you to set a default input folder from which files are loaded. An additional file filter expression allows you to select only specific files from that default input folder.


e.g. select only video files:
f.video
e.g. select only episode files:
f.episode
e.g. select only movie ...

... more handy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh2WXQSzgJA


:idea: If you must use FileBot Node, and if you are fairly technical, then the --file-filter and --filter could conceivably be used to coax the amc script into matching up these "movie" 1-4 files with the special episodes 1-4, but I'd ...

... S01E010 - (German Dub).mp4, Angels of Death - S01E011 - (German Dub).mp4, Angels of Death - S01E012 - (German Dub).mp4]


I tried applying a filter in the format option in the WebUI but that doesnt change anything, this was my setting:
Movies/{fn.match(/(.*) - Movie (\d+)/)[1]}/{fn.match ...

... ignore the DVBs, or to prioritize the UTFs. Only to use "first" subtitle of a language, and that's usually the DVB.

I've been using the Filebot Filter to drop a bunch of new files, sort by the subtitle format, and set those files in Vidcoder manually, but it can be a hassle.

I'm now renaming new ...

Good thinking trying --filter as well. So what did the console output say for any one of your test runs?


:idea: Here's what I get:
$ filebot -script 'fn:amc' input --output output --action TEST -non-strict --order Airdate --conflict auto --lang en --def 'music=y' 'unsorted=y' 'skipExtract=y ...

... open the MediaInfo view from there:

https://i.imgur.com/bcvSeoJ.png https://i.imgur.com/SBtbrht.png



:idea: Alternatively, you can also use Filter ➔ MediaInfo to view the MediaInfo table for many files at once.



:idea: In any case, you can use [Plain File Mode] Batch Rename any type of file ...

--q 48866 'seriesDB=TheMovieDB::TV'
or
--q the-100 'seriesDB=TheMovieDB::TV'
or even trying to ignore the wrong detection :
--q 48866 --filter 'id != 665 && id != 295788'
or
--filter 'none{ n =~ /Batfink/ }'
and Batfink is still detected

nothing is working, seems like everything I'm doing ...

... File Mode works the same for any file. If you drop subtitle files and video files then it'll work with that. If you only want to process video files then you need to only drop video files into the Original Files area. The Filter tool makes it easy to do just that.

https://i.imgur.com/FNmzjKw.png

... Airdate Order]
Lookup via [Last] [The Conjuring Last Rites 2025]
Fetching episode data for [Last]
* Last [63308] | 16 episodes | 1x01-16
Apply filter [any{ age < 80000 }{ airdate ? true : false }] on [16] options
Include [Last - 1x01 - Episode 1]
Include [Last - 1x02 - Episode 2]
Include [Last ...

... the Galactic Heroes: Die Neue These: Season 2 - Stellar War (2019) instead:
$ filebot -rename *.mkv --db TheMovieDB::TV -non-strict --q 74018 --filter "s == 2" --format "{plex.id}" --action TEST --log INFO
[TEST] from [1 Armistar.mkv] to [TV Shows/The Legend of the Galactic Heroes - Die Neue These ...

Assuming that files have been renamed with FileBot, and thus have xattr metadata readily available, Apply Post-Processing Features via Filter can be used to run the Set creation date at any time on a selected set of files.



Post-processing features can be applied to an existing set of files via ...

Here's how the {historic} binding works:
$ filebot -rename *.mkv --file-filter "none{ historic.f }" --log INFO
[MOVE] from [Alias.1x01.mkv] to [Alias - 1x01 - Truth Be Told.mkv]
$ filebot -rename *.mkv --file-filter "none{ historic.f }" --log INFO
No input files


Round 1: When processing Alias.1x01 ...

hey guys,
i am using cli on linux to use filebot amc script.

how can i use: I tried it first to ignore files in history.xml only but it doesnt work: what i am doing wrong?

... have forced subtitles only, then a Custom Post-Processing Scripts like this might do the trick. This will download subtitles as usual but specifically select only subtitles that contain forced in the name:
{ source, target ->
getSubtitles target, 'en', strict: false, filter: { it =~ /forced/ }
}