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I tested "Rekrut.67.Petersen.1953.mkv" (wrong year) again...

In strict mode, I can see it finds the correct movie, but wrong year so fail...

Can you make the output/log say something that indicate "a potential match found... the file may be incorrectly named... [best match] "

To ALL users:
it's easy to test in the GUI, if the movie show up on the "best match" list and even better at the top, it's working.

if not on the "best match" list... please write here so we can make it better

There is a smile on my face :D looks like you did good... I tested with "Paul.Blart.Mall.Cops.2008.mkv" (wrong tiltle/word AND wrong year) and it passed the test. I did not notice any "noticeable performance regression"... and wants a few ms compared to renamed to wrong movie (this can take maybe ...

Removing words until the query works, works only in this very specific case. Bombarding the API with 3-4x times as many search requests just because there's a handful of movies where that actually gives you a good results is not ideal. thats why I wrote "what about the "fuzzy logic" stuff or just ...

I just replaced the main part from here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/filebot/scripts/master/artwork.tmdb.groovy def override = _args.conflict == 'override' import static groovy.json.StringEscapeUtils.* /** * XBMC helper functions */ def scanVideoLibrary(host, port) { tryLogCatch { telnet(host ...

did you try my last format ? it does write "TrueHD.Atmos" if atmos found and only TrueHD if not if you want to rename it like so 'TrueHD+Atmos' just add the ".replaceAll('TrueHD.Atmos', 'TrueHD+Atmos')" part: { def allAudioStringsVar = (audio.collect { s -> allOf {any {s.'CodecID/Hint'} {s.'Codec ...

You don't want the Format_Profile for TrueHD ? "TrueHD+Atmos" is the correct one, but maybe it looks better with only "Atmos" ? try this: { audio.collect { s -> allOf {any {s.'CodecID/Hint'} {s.'Codec'.contains('DTS-HD') ? s.'Codec': null} {s.'Format'} } {s.'Format_Profile'}*.replaceAll('/ MA|/ Core ...

but it IS in the filebot database 6977240 0460790 2017 Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars I think it was added to TMDB in march or so. I do not believe it ever will "become popular enough" whatever that means (the TMDB popular score) ? Why does it not lookup "Starship Troopers"... then compare the ...

you can only use a variable inside the same {bla bla bla}
so you need to define it outside of tmp1

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{def tmp2 = ' '
	tmp1 { a- > tmp2 = a }
	tmp2 (same)
}

{ tmp2 (diff./new) }

yes it's not made easy ;) look here https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=4960 in the meantime you can use this (it replaces the "http" with "https" on the artwork url's) : def override = _args.conflict == 'override' import static groovy.json.StringEscapeUtils.* /** * XBMC helper ...

what about the "fuzzy logic" stuff or just compare all combo's in the build in database, by removing 1 word/year at a time ? because this will never match correct movie Rank [Starship Troopers Traitors of Mars 2017] => [Starship Troopers (1997), Starship (2011)] and test with e.g. Starship.Troopers ...

it most be at least version FileBot 4.7.13 (r5203) to work proper

try

filebot.cmd -clear-cache

FileBot.cmd -script fn:sysinfo

viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5329

I finally made it work on TMDB with TV+artwork, but how do I make it use the build in Cache ? (requestJson / Cache.ONE_WEEK) I'm using this: def slurper = new groovy.json.JsonSlurper() def baseURL = "https://api.themoviedb.org/3/tv/" def apiKey = "?api_key=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" def ...

what you are trying to do is not easy and this took me some time to make: { audio.collect { s -> allOf {any {s.'CodecID/Hint'} {s.'Codec'.contains('DTS-HD') ? s.'Codec': null} {s.'Format'} } {s.'Format_Profile'}*.replaceAll('/ MA|/ Core|/ ES Matrix|/ TrueHD')*.replaceAll('AC-3', 'AC3').join ...

well try putting all the Documentary's in folder named: 1. TV Shows OR TV Series OR TV = detect it as a series (force use thetvdb) 2. Movies OR Movie = detect it as a movie (force use themoviedb) then update your stuff like so (I HAVE NOT TESTED THIS) filebot.exe -script fn:amc --output "D ...

ALL the audio streams need to have "audio.FormatProfile" or you need to make your format compensate for this

It was easier just to fix it for you ;) this works with newest update btw: I disabled e.g. clearart and logo.... just remove the "//" part to enable again here you go : def override = _args.conflict == 'override' import static groovy.json.StringEscapeUtils.* /** * XBMC helper functions */ def ...

I take it you made it yourself ? it looks a lot like you just combine them to 2in1 https://github.com/filebot/scripts/blob/master/artwork.tvdb.groovy and https://github.com/filebot/scripts/blob/master/lib/htpc.groovy ... does your script do something different ? btw: it's more likely that it's your ...

the 1st problem is you dont' know if AMC (filebot) will detect it as a series (aka thetvdb) or movie (aka themoviedb) ... you need to change both "movieFormat" and "seriesFormat" to do this. or you can force is to detect it as a series (aka thetvdb) or movie (aka themoviedb) from amc script: def ...

this ?
https://www.themoviedb.org/collection/3 ... uage=en-US

works fine here:

Monsters (2010), Monsters
Monsters (2014), Dark Continent

no, you can make you own LOCAL scripts (amc.groovy and htpc.groovy)... where you change http to https on the 2 sites (in "htpc.groovy" look for "...url.saveAs(outputFile)"

BUT it's better to fix the "breaks my script", you can try to ask for help

or to deal with e.g. "Mission: Impossible Collection" and don't F up e.g. "Kick-Ass Collection"

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{any{if (collection != null) {def ntmp = n.split(': | - ');(allOf{collection.replaceAll(/Collection/)+'('+y+')'}{''+ntmp[ntmp.size()-1]}).join(', ')}}{ny}
}

something like this ?

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{any{if (collection != null) {def ntmp = n.split(':');(allOf{collection.replaceAll(/Collection/)+'('+y+')'}{''+ntmp[ntmp.size()-1]}).join(', ')}}{ny}
}

I have seen many times if a movie is renamed with e.g. different year then on themoviedb it will fail or worse, it match wrong movie, even if year is of by only +- 1 year AND in strict mode. this should be "easy" to fix, but... if word(s) in filename is misspelled e.g. "traitors" when it should be ...

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