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Play with the amc script, it can do everything you want.

Once you got it working you can setup a cron job. Check google for that.

Added the missing ones. RGs that overlap with english words I always add as upper-case. Makes things a bit more reliable.

This would be a very special corner case for varous reasons.

Fixed with r1626 but may break other corner cases that have been working so far.

Correct Case:

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fn.match(/THEATRICAL.CUT/).upperInitial()

Replacement:

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fn.replaceAll(/THEATRICAL/, 'THEATRICAL CUT').match(/THEATRICAL.CUT/)

Multi-Match:

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fn.matchAll(/THEATRICAL.CUT|REMASTERED/).join(', ')

It's all here:
http://www.filebot.net/naming.html

It'll automatically use your system proxy settings, you can override that with java system properties. Proxy authentication is not supported.

Try r1620 or higher.

Also Drag in all episodes of a particular show and it might work. Or specifically matching with only a certain set of episode data (see FAQ for more info).

It's not an exact science. :P I'll have a look. You can always modify the script and add your own logic. EDIT: Works for me Input: D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\the.americans.2013.112.hdtv-lol.mp4 the.americans.2013.112.hdtv-lol.mp4 [series: americans 2013, movie: Americans (2012)] Exclude Movie: Americans (...

Updated /scripts as well. Try again tomorrow and it should auto-update.

Changed the default behaviour to not delete the folders passed in via arguments. Commited with r1624.

Read the link => http://acoustid.org/
Chromaprint computes the audio-fingerprint so filebot can look it up in the acoustid database.

Try using MusicBrainz Picard instead for music.

That's how it's supposed to work. Either modify cleaner.groovy or call it on subfolders.

On the cmdline this would probably work:

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filebot -script fn:cleaner I:/test3/*

In groovy code you have to call it per folder yourself.

Edit Format => Set Episode Format Format Expression: http://www.filebot.net/naming.html e.g. Alias - S01E01 - German Title - English Title {n} - {s00e00} - {t} - {def db = net.sourceforge.filebot.WebServices.TheTVDB; db.getEpisodeList(db.search(n)[0], null, Locale.GERMAN).find{ episode.season == it....

Added support for anidb specials with r1623.

Never seen that. Do you have some oddly long filepaths to either filebot install or media files?

Try downloading Chromaprint (http://acoustid.org/chromaprint) and copy the executable somewhere that's definitely in the PATH. Like system32 or something.

Grab the episode list via Episodes panel and check if the special is there. The API may not list specials.

Let's say we have a list of files called input, then you'd filter out small files like this: input = input.findAll{ it.length() > 250 * 10**6 } // keep only files bigger than 250 MB This is the code for a filter you can bake into your groovy script. Or you can do the whole thing with bash and then c...

This is obviously not what utorrent would execute, see all the %vars that haven't been replaced with values. Read the Troubleshooting section more carefully.

It's a hack but it works:

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{def db = net.sourceforge.filebot.WebServices.TheTVDB; db.getEpisodeList(db.search(n)[0], null, Locale.GERMAN).find{ episode.season == it.season && episode.episode == it.episode}.title}

This {expression} will get you the german episode title.

I think I removed THE a long time ago. Send me your paths and format so I can check.

1. It's not supposed to. Just run it twice if you first wanna rename folders and then files. If you restructure your stuff you'd normally define a format for that and move everything into the new structure rather then renaming files in place. 2. Depends on the database you're using. TMDB respects th...

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--format "your/format/anything"

You just need to make sure you correctly pass the value and escape and quote things as necessary.

No idea. Try uninstalling and then reinstalling. Or try the portable package.

Console output. And whatever you specify as --log file.

I already gave you the solution. Play with it in the Format Editor GUI. The value of n is Touch 2012, so you just process the value of n and remove the 2012 part.

The show is listed as "Touch (2012)" so that's what {n} returns. It's the unique name of the show.

If you know you'll add the year anyway, just removed it from the value of {n}

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n.replaceAll(/[(][0-9]{4}[)]/)

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n.replaceTrailingBrackets()

But that's gonna get rid of (US/UK) as well.

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