It's been a while since I ran a scan for my TV shows and since then, there was an OS upgrade as well (Debian 10->11). There's this command I use in one of my scripts but now it refuses to work, and I don't fully understand why. filebot --encoding UTF-8 -rename --db xattr --action symlink --format ...

1. The amc script searches for subtitles before files are renamed, but only in strict mode (by hash and by tag). In any case, output filename doesn't matter. Hello rednoah, When running the following: M:\FileBot\INPUT>filebot -script fn:amc --output "M:\FileBot\OUTPUT" --action duplicate -non ...

As for the hash, I'm afraid there's something I'm not quite following. Up until recently amc was mostly finding all the subtitles but from a couple of months up until it won't find any. Being the subtitles from the same release I'd expect for the hash to be good. Is it an issue in opensubtitles.org ...

Using another pool of file same problem: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UgFIAswGrAxtqExvJIZbr99GtgTxZC3b/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jsi2tqtaMkDd5zoFonQHz-sH16Ans2Kj/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s_roOVnO9jh8TxM_gy0cj2pZYmUYNbwB/view?usp=sharing https ...

made a bat filebot -script fn:osdb.explain "n:\Downloads\00 - XDCC\Batwoman.S01E16.720p.HDTV.x264-AVS.mkv" "n:\Downloads\00 - XDCC\Batwoman.S01E17.720p.HDTV.x264-AVS.mkv" "n:\Downloads\00 - XDCC\Batwoman.S01E18.720p.HDTV.x264-AVS.mkv" >> log.txt pause log: File: N:\Downloads\00 - XDCC\Batwoman ...

That is strange indeed. Please run the osdb.explain script on those 3 files and paste the output:

What does filebot -script fn:sysinfo say? 1. This one works out of the box for me. Have you tried the latest beta? https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1609 2. The osdb.explain script is useful for debugging OpenSubtitles subtitle selection issues, but it's probably not very useful for ...

btw, when i run osdb.explain for the file, i get correct results, possibly because of hash matching of OS.
Is there a way to use their hash algorithm for renaming ?

I'm no dev. If you put this stuff in clear steps (delete line 105, replace this with this...), that I can do. If you're not familiar with using CMD, then this is not an option for you. Though I recommend learning some basics. It's always useful for automation. ;) If you're familiar with CMD, then ...

However, for debugging purposes, there is the osdb:explain script, which exists for debugging purposes, but can also be used to download all available subtitles via the --def fetch=y option. That might be a good solution for now. I'm no dev. If you put this stuff in clear steps (delete line 105 ...

It's a good idea. Batch downloading of subtitles is not supported though, partially because OpenSubtitles is a free service and abuse / overuse by some users or programs is bad for everyone. However, for debugging purposes, there is the osdb:explain script, which exists for debugging purposes, but ...

C:\Users\appie>filebot -script fn:osdb.explain -non-strict --lang nl "F:\Downloads\The.Boss.Baby.Back.in.Business.S01E02.1080p.WEB.x264-AMRAP[rarbg]\The.Boss.Baby.Back.in.Business.S01E02.1080p.WEB.x264-AMRAP.mkv" File: F:\Downloads\The.Boss.Baby.Back.in.Business.S01E02.1080p.WEB.x264-AMRAP[rarbg ...

1. Please run this command and post output: filebot -script fn:osdb.explain -non-strict The.Boss.Baby.Back.in.Business.S01E02.1080p.WEB.x264-AMRAP.mkv 2. Here's a thread on how hash / name search works: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2615 In non-strict mode, FileBot will try to ...

No idea. The most likely cause is that FileBot didn't get the correct subtitles as an option in the first place, and thus picked the "next best" ones. There's a reason -non-strict is disabled by default for subtitle matching. :idea: As you say, correct subtitles for S01E08 don't exist, and thus the ...

As of today, FileBot doesn't seem to be able to find subtitles. However, they are available on OS. Here is an example: D:\@Prog_RB_Portable\FileBot_Latest-portable>filebot.cmd -script dev:osdb.explain "P:\Ultimate_Server\Television\Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D\Season 5\Marvels.Agents.of.S.H.I.E.L ...

There seem to have been at least two dev:amc versions during the day; with the latest, the processing for 37,2 le matin seems to be as expected. What I'm getting now is occasional errors: Looking up subtitles by hash via OpenSubtitles Lookup by hash failed: The response could not be parsed. I've ...

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AFAIK, BSPlayer uploads subtitles automatically without asking the user if they're good or bad, so bad upload is likely the case here.


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The osdb.explain script might shed some light on this issue:

1. If you use -non-strict then FileBot will only use HASH and TAG lookup. If there's multiple matches, it'll pick the one most similar to your current (or original if xattr is available) filename. Adding "BluRay" to the filename should make it more likely that a subtitle with "BluRay" in the name ...

1. If you use -non-strict then FileBot will only use HASH and TAG lookup. If there's multiple matches, it'll pick the one most similar to your current (or original if xattr is available) filename. Adding "BluRay" to the filename should make it more likely that a subtitle with "BluRay" in the name ...

Works now. Thanks!

Fixed too. You may need to call -clear-cache once.

@see https://github.com/filebot/scripts/comm ... 37cf9460a3

Thanks, but still didn't work. I downloaded the latest FileBot_4.7.9_r5048.jar. Has the fix been implemented in this jar file? Here is the error: No signature of method: static net.filebot.subtitle.SubtitleUtilities.lookupSubtitlesByHash() is applicable for argument types: (net.filebot.WebServices ...

Fixed.

@see https://github.com/filebot/scripts/comm ... b6a3398e72

The following command works fine when I use an old version of FileBot: filebot.cmd -script dev:osdb.explain "PathtoMovie" -non-strict --def fetch=y --log all --log-file P:\temp_log.txt However, with the latest version, I get this error: No such property: locale for class: net.filebot.cli ...

1. I currently don't work on the Subtitles feature, and what you're asking for would take quite a bit of tinkering in the UI which I'd rather not touch anymore. The osdb.explain script allows you to download all available subtitles for a given file: filebot -script fn:osdb.explain /path/to/file -non ...