I can't quite understand why my automated output breaks when I use some formatting that I use when manually using filebot gui. This is my TV format through the GUI: G:/clean/TV/{n.replaceAll(":", replacement = " - ")}/{n.replaceAll(":", replacement = " - ")} -...

So, I'm liking the fully automated usage since my media server also runs PS3MS as a service, and the cleaner sorting is a bonus. I do need a little leading to the water so to speak, and here is why: My current process: I run utorrent with an RSS feed from showrss.kamorra.info, downloaded into a temp...

well, reverted back to 2.3, and my broken tag issues went away. went further back to 2.2 and was able to re-tag multiple shows at once without the program assuming that all the listed episodes were from the same series. so it seems that there's an issue for one 2 revisions back that broke, and one o...

Actually, pretty much most of the logic is broken, can you please repost up the link for the older version(s)?
I can add that the tags for [{vf}][{resolution}][{vc}-{ac}] are all broken now. I get title, year, imdb#, and that's all right now, regardless of which name engine I choose.

In version 2.2, I was able to drag/drop large numbers of episodes into the renaming dialog, and select tvrage, and filebot would correctly look for each file individually. New for 2.4 is that for some reason, filebot now assumes that the directory name is the title to search for if I drop one file, ...

While trying to start using the new CLI groovy code, using the housekeeping script, I get the following: D:\Save\Organizer>filebot -script "C:\Program Files\FileBot\housekeeping.groovy" D:\Save\Organizer ClassNotFoundException: java.nio.file.FileVisitor java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: ja...

Let me start off by saying that this is the best program on the net for tv episode renaming. EVER. In the movie department, it's still lacking a few basic points; though I may just be missing them. Movie sequel series: e.g. James Bond, Rambo, or as I have observed any sequel that is not named explic...