... entry key="window.y" value="185"/> </map> <node name="episodelist"> <map/> <node name="language.favorites"> <map/> </node> </node> <node name="filter"> <map> <entry key="tools.tab.index" value="1"/> </map> </node> <node name="rename"> <map> <entry key="dialog.select.h" value="266"/> <entry key ...

... Width : 4080 pixels Image Height : 3072 pixels Bits Per Sample : 16 bits/component/pixel Compression : JPEG Photometric Interpretation : Color Filter Array Make : Google Model : Pixel 6 Strip Offsets : 3306154 Orientation : Top, left side (Horizontal / normal) Samples Per Pixel : 1 samples/pixel ...

... edition of the approach illustrated in the video tutorial above: $ filebot -rename *.mkv *.jpg --db TheTVDB -non-strict --format "{plex.name}" --filter "t =~ /Championsheeps/" --action TEST --log INFO [TEST] from [Shaun the Sheep - 100 Metre Dash.mkv] to [Shaun the Sheep - S00E14 - Championsheeps ...

... processed and manually adjusted. IOW I don't have an example file containing audio or sub title tracks that I would normally use MKVToolNix to filter out. Also in my original example I added DTS-HD MA just as an example that some files also have. My code currently extracts the first english aco ...

... https.proxyHost=127.0.0.1 https.proxyPort=7890 system properties seem to have been the solution. The log shows that everything is working now. ... Filter: Firefly - Special 1 - Trash: Binding "s": undefined net.filebot.format.BindingException: Binding "s": undefined ... You can ignore these warnings ...

... little sun.io.unicode.encoding = UnicodeLittle sun.java.command = /usr/share/filebot/jar/filebot.jar -list --q Firefly --db TheMovieDB::TV --filter s == 1 --format {id} | {s} | {y} | {sxe} | {t} sun.java.launcher = SUN_STANDARD sun.jnu.encoding = UTF-8 sun.management.compiler = HotSpot 64-Bit ...

... C:\Program Files\FileBot\filebot.launcher.exe" -script fn:amc --action move -non-strict -no-xattr --log-file "F:\InProcessTorrents\amc.log" --filter "any{episode; age < 9092}{true}" --def "@F:/InProcessTorrents/amc_args.txt" "ut_label=%L" "ut_state=%S" "ut_title=%N" "ut_kind=%K" "ut_file=%F" "ut ...

... Desktop application via a Preset or automatically when needed via the filebot command-line tool: $ filebot -rename -r /path/to/input --db file --filter "f.subtitle && none{ f =~ /subs/ }" --format "{folder}/subs/{fn.removeAll(/[.][a-z]{2,3}$/)}" [MOVE] from [Alias.1x01.eng.srt] to [subs/Alias.1x01 ...

... and then run ffmpeg to combine the *.mkv file and the *.eng.srt file into a new *.mkv file with embedded subtitles: filebot -find /path/to/input --filter "f.hasExtension('eng.srt') && mediaFile.hasExtension('mkv') && none{ textLanguages }" -exec \ ffmpeg -i '{ mediaFile }' -sub_charenc UTF-8 -i '{ f ...

... TEST --log INFO [TEST] from [Beast (2022) - 2160p - WEB-DL - CMRG.mkv] to [Movies/Beast (2022) {tmdb-760741}/Beast (2022).mkv] e.g. use the --filter option : $ filebot -rename *.mkv --db TheMovieDB -non-strict --format "{plex.id}" --filter "actors =~ /Idris Elba/" --action TEST --log INFO [TEST ...

... and fine-tune the logic. :arrow: Alternatively, a quick and dirty solution you could do right now, no need to wait for future updates, is the --filter option: NOTE: we will assume that you're using the CLI for unattended automation, and not the GUI, since you did not respond to this question one ...

... conservative commercial estimate else: adjusted_runtime = local_runtime # Expanded tolerance accounts for commercials, cuts, etc. tolerance = 15 filtered_candidates = filter candidates where abs(candidate.runtime - adjusted_runtime) <= tolerance if filtered_candidates.length == 1: return filtered ...

... to different editions, different cuts, etc. More research and test cases is needed here. :idea: If you're using the CLI then you could use the --filter option to preemptively exclude short movies from being considered for matching, assuming that you know in advance that you're only going to be ...

... node name="episodelist"> <map> <entry key="engine.selected" value="0"/> </map> <node name="language.favorites"> <map/> </node> </node> <node name="filter"> <map/> </node> <node name="list"> <map/> </node> <node name="rename"> <map> <entry key="rename.episode.order" value="Airdate"/> <entry key ...

... very much! This method can solve my problem. $ filebot -rename *.mp4 --output . --format "{plex.id}" --db TheMovieDB::TV -non-strict --q 107371 --filter "e > 106" --mapper "episode.derive(1, e - 106)" --action TEST --log INFO [TEST] from [[一念永恒第三季].A.Will.Eternal.S03E38.2024.1080p.WEB-DL.H264.AAC-Our ...

get the input episode number 38, store it in a variable, say in, and then use --filter "e >= in+106" . The question is how can I get the number 38 and use it in --filter? That is a good question. How does FileBot know the episode number? Remember that FileBot does not know anything until the file has ...

... for your reply! :idea: In this case I'd use the Linear Rename approach: $ filebot -list --q 107371 --db TheMovieDB::TV --format "{plex.id}" --filter "e >= 144" -rename *.mp4 --log INFO [MOVE] from [[一念永恒第三季].A.Will.Eternal.S03E38.2024.1080p.WEB-DL.H264.AAC-OurTV.mp4] to [TV Shows/A Will Eternal { ...

:idea: In this case I'd use the Linear Rename approach: $ filebot -list --q 107371 --db TheMovieDB::TV --format "{plex.id}" --filter "e >= 144" -rename *.mp4 --log INFO [MOVE] from [[一念永恒第三季].A.Will.Eternal.S03E38.2024.1080p.WEB-DL.H264.AAC-OurTV.mp4] to [TV Shows/A Will Eternal {tmdb-107371}/Season 01 ...

... TheTVDB and then move them to a dedicated /tvdb output folder: filebot -rename -r /input --output /tvdb --format "{plex.id}" --db TheTVDB --file-filter "f =~ /Alias/" --q 75930 :idea: A *.nfo file in the given folder will also - for better or worse - force specific TMDB ID for series lookup and ...

... check for movie matches with suspiciously low runtime, that would work for this one specific case at the very least: $ filebot -mediainfo -r . --filter "runtime < minutes/2" --format "{fn} | {id} | {runtime} | {minutes}" Coma (2019) | 1409360 | 15 | 124 ** other heuristics are very much conceivable ...

... Mode because it's an exact match. Matching Coma (2019) to Coma (2020) over Coma (2019) would require some kind of additional hint. (NOTE: the --filter option could be used on the command-line, but the Desktop application has no equivalent) :arrow: Q: How do I fix misidentified files? :idea: You ...

... rename the artwork files to whatever works best for you: $ filebot -script fn:amc … … $ filebot -rename -r /path/to/input --db file --file-filter "fn ==~ /poster|backdrop/" --format "{ folder }/artwork/{ fn.replace('poster':'abc', 'backdrop':'xyz') }" Rename files using [Plain File] [MOVE] fr ...

... command to batch rename all the artwork files as desired. Just do that after the amc script and it's done. :?: What are you trying to do here? --filter "none{ n =~ _temp }" At a glance, this code means to filter movies and episodes where the movie name / series name does not contain _temp which is ...

... issue... here's the script command I used... filebot -script fn:amc "B:\New Media Files\Common\Movies" --output "A:\Media" --action move -non-strict --conflict index --def minLengthMS=120000 --def unsorted=n music=y artwork=y subtitles=en clean=y deleteAfterExtract=y --filter "none{ n =~ _temp }"

... E. FileBot does not support adult content or adult content databases. You can however set net.filebot.TheMovieDB.adult=true to make TheMovieDB not filter results. Alternatively, you may be able to write your own code to talk to your own database or website. See Plain File Mode , Custom Scraper and ...