Is it possible to use more than one source for tv shows episodes information? My example is Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: on TheTVDB here there are very boring episode titles, while on TheMovieDB there are much more interesting titles ( here ). How would I combine both to have the series info ...

Confirmed: [TEST] from [The.Strain.S01.HDTV.x264-BTN/The.Strain.S01E03.HDTV.x264-KILLERS.mp4] to [/Media/TV Shows/The Strain (2014)/Season 1/The Strain - S01E03 - Gone Smooth [480p x264 - 2.0 AAC - HDTV]-KILLERS.mp4] [TEST] from [The.Strain.S01.HDTV.x264-BTN/The.Strain.S01E04.HDTV.x264-ASAP.mp4] to ...

I have a release that looks like the following: Firefly.S01E00 (Serenity) Firefly.S01E01 (The Train Job) Firefly.S01E02 (Bushwhacked) ... Firefly.S01E13 (Objects in Space) The default processing yields something like: Firefly.S01.576p.BluRay/Firefly.S01E00.Serenity.mkv] to [/Media/TV Shows/Firefly (...

Sorry, but I don't want to add unnecessary stuff that's only used by one person and/or needs to be documented. Makes sense. If a file has two different release groups, then something just doesn't make sense. Why does the folder say it's RG fov but the file says it's RG BTN? The file has a single re...

Instead of changing the behaviour might it be possible to add 2 additional bindings like: without touching the current {group} binding and let a custom naming format do the work?

I recently found something regarding release groups when processing a folder. Here the example: $ ls -l Luther.S04.720p.HDTV.DD2.0.x264-BTN/ Luther.S04E01.720p.HDTV.x264-ORGANiC.mkv -> Luther - S04E01 - Episode 1 [720p x264 - 2.0 AC3 Eng - HDTV]-BTN.mkv luther.4x02.720p_hdtv_x264-fov.mkv -> Luther -...

It really seems like a permission issue, try and check perms on the /home/pi/filebot directory.
I don't remember if that's the default location though.

Thanks for the response. I downloaded 4.7.9 potable and extracted and created a symlink as above. When I run the command I get back: bash: -Dnet.filebot.logging.debug=All: command not found. That isn't a command, I linked in the reference how to use it, I'll copy it here: $ export JAVA_OPTS="-...

I'm using FileBot on a Raspberry Pi 3, I have a very similar setup, but I installed it after building it in a docker container. My first guess is that your version is a bit too old and somehow can't find the scripts it needs. How did you install it? Also would you mind running the command again but ...

Thanks. I'll trust you on the actual results as I don't have any files to test it on. Do you happen to know if there are around some test files for Object Based audio streams, like the ones on the Dolby websites?
Also, why do you also match for Which kind of edge case does this resolve?

Is there any guarantee that {localize} has the original language available?
Also, for example, is there a suggested strategy to have 'Romanized Japanese' when the original language is just Japanese?

Unless I'm mistaken {source} should cover: pattern.video.source: CAMRip|CAM|PDVD|TS|TELESYNC|PDVD|PTVD|PPVRip|Screener|SCR|SCREENER|DVDSCR|DVDSCREENER|BDSCR|R4|R5|R5LINE|R5.LINE|DVD|DVD5|DVD9|DVDRip|DVDR|TVRip|DSR|PDTV|SDTV|HDTV|HDTVRip|DVB|DVBRip|DTHRip|VODRip|VODR|BDRip|BRRip|BR.Rip|BluRay|Blu.Ray...

Is there a way to obtain the original episode name in a similar way to what's done for the show name? To be precise, the equivalent for the {n} binding should be {primaryTitle} , is there something like this for {e} ? This information is available on AniDB, for example for Fushigi no Umi no Nadia (N...

Uhm, that's strange, I just renamed 2 animes and a movie and it seems to be working for me using that snippet, but I don't have any files with stuff more complicated than 7.1 DTS. I slimmed it a little and I'm using more allOf which might fix the undefined bindings at least: { import java.math.Round...

Untested, but I went and looked for what filebot actually does to define the bindings and this is as close as I can get, definitely not pretty though { import java.math.RoundingMode import net.filebot.Language audio.collect { def au = it def channels = any{ au['ChannelPositions/String2'] }{ au['Chan...

I just found @ viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1038 , which goes even closer, but the following is only partial and definitely not elegant: { import net.filebot.Language; audio.collect { [it['ChannelPositions/String2'], it['Codec'], Language.findLanguage(it['Language']).ISO3.upperInitial()] }*.join(' ').joi...

I have a file with multiple audio tracks each with a different codec and language, usually also different channels. Usually the {channels} and {ac} bindings are enough and for most movies something like: { allOf {[channels,ac].join(" ")} { def a = audioLanguages a.size() > 1 ? a.ISO3.join(...

I can, by adding the {primaryTitle} format. $ filebot -rename "Milk 2008 BluRay-GROUP.mp4" --db TheMovieDB --action test --format '{primaryTitle}' Rename movies using [TheMovieDB] Auto-detect movie from context: [Milk 2008 BluRay-GROUP.mp4] [TEST] from [Milk 2008 BluRay-GROUP.mp4] to [Süt....

I'm trying to rename Milk (2008) , here the IMDb link too. However it only seems to match with Süt (2008) which is a totally different movie. Here some code: Input: <path>/local/movies/Milk (2008, Gus Van Sant)/Milk 2008 BluRay-GROUP.mp4 Group: [mov:milk 2008] => [Milk 2008 BluRay-GROUP.mp4] Rename ...

I recently stumbled on a similar issue on my Raspberry Pi 3, with Debian Jessie. Here the output of sysinfo. $ filebot -script fn:sysinfo FileBot 4.7.11 (r5152) JNA Native: 5.1.0 MediaInfo: 0.7.73 7-Zip-JBinding: 9.20 Chromaprint: 1.4.2 Extended Attributes: OK Unicode Filesystem: OK Script Bundle: 2...

Hello, I'm trying to list all files which don't have a Release Group (but could be any kind of binding). This is what I tried, but I'm missing something: filebot -mediainfo -r 'Season 01' --filter 'file.isVideo() && !group' --format {f} filebot -mediainfo -r 'Season 01' --filter 'file.isVide...

Thanks, the DON release is for seeding.

I apologize, my explanation wasn't clear. The 2 folders were created in different runs but this still created a duplicate (probably would have anyway since filenames are different). In any case it's not a big issue and the {info} is a good solution. Below the logs for the first run: Input: <input fo...

Thanks, that seems to work, I changed the binding in my format.
It might be a nice addition to the default "director" binding a second "directors" binding to seamlessly do this.
Not necessary by any means though.

I recently tried to process the movie Brave [ IMDb ] which has 2 directors: Mark Andrews, Brenda Chapman (technically 3 with Steve Purcell as co-director). In my renaming scheme I use this: {n.colon(" - ") + " ($y, $director)"} as folder name, and this has lead to the movie being...