Works for me: [COPY] Rename [D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\Real.Time.with.Bill.Maher.2013.02.01.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE.mkv] to [D:\output\TV Shows\Real Time With Bill Maher\Season 11\Real Time With Bill Maher - S11E03 - February 1, 2013.mkv] I assume episode data was not available at the time, either because ...

Doesn't surprise me really. I have no income but with sourceforge i have no expense (absent a ridiculous amount of time). TheTVDB basically only has ads and donations as sole income. API => No adviews => No Money Asking for Donations => No Money There's probably people paying out of their own pocket...

Now idea. You'll have to prototype and test it yourself. I'm happy to integrate it into my amc afterwards.

Latest HEAD should work for this kinda stuff.

PS: Those names are kinda crappy. 7z standard naming should be name.7z.000

Sure. If you run a script from online (via URL or fn:name syntax) you'll always be running the latest and greatest.

Thanks for your help! I'm sure all the other French people using your newly entered data owe you one.

Only people from certain locations seem to get that issue. Anyway, I'll upload a new HEAD jar later today that'll use the server location from the API/mirrors.xml (it's always thetvdb.com so should be fine).

Preferences -> Language -> Select French

That'll only work with sites that support that (eg TheTVDB and TheMovieDB) and if you still get English or no titles you're welcome to enter the proper data online.

Huh, that's new! Didn't know they changed this...

I'll have a look later and check into this myself.

It's never returned 503 errors for me. API seems to be flakey. Or if it never works I can only image they blocked your IP.

You can try with --conflict fail so it'll abort the script on issues like this and then retry till you get a positive response.

Not really. That's definitely a non-standard naming for multi volume rar. Or is it a 7z multi volume? Filebot will only extract auto-detect archives that keep to the naming conventions.

No. But you can run two commands.

Yep, all the imdb.* data is from http://www.omdbapi.com/

FileBot will cache things for a few days, you can do Ctrl+Shift+DELETE to clear the cache and then try again.

You can update the info in TheMovieDB and then {certification} will work.

Works for me: Input: D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\Inland.Empire.2006.REAL.PROPER.DVDRip.XviD-AFO.mp4 Inland.Empire.2006.REAL.PROPER.DVDRip.XviD-AFO.mp4 [series: Empire, movie: Inland Empire (2006)] Exclude Series: Empire Group: [tvs:null, mov:Inland Empire (2006), anime:null] => [Inland.Empire.2006.REAL.PRO...

Why would it be searching for a show called "%seriesname%"? Or did you replace that? If you get any 50x errors that's because the server is down or has some other issue, updating the server, etc at the time. You can check with TheTVDB. A donation to help keep the their servers running does...

Just bad luck with crappy input data and non-strict matching: -non-strict The amc script has some extra logic to deal with messy input. EDIT: Also added things to the blacklist so at least this specific case can't happen in the future => http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=...

Sure you can:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... &t=5#p2485

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Works for me anyway: [COPY] Rename [D:\testdata\AMC-RT\zzNAO_DERAM\ERRO NOME The.Life.Of.David.Gale.DVDRiP.XViD-DcN\CD1\lodg-dcn\lodg-dcn.avi] to [D:\output\Movies\The Life of David Gale (2003)\The Life of David Gale (2003).avi] [COPY] Rename [D:\testdata\AMC-RT\zzNAO_DERAM\Inland.Empire.2006.REAL.P...

Send me the file paths that don't get recognised correctly. Or weren't recognized.

Why are you running 64-bit FileBot with 32-bit Java? Go to the FAQ and RTFM.

1. Detecting the movie based on the path is most basic detection method that, it's how I'd identify a movie anyway. Besides the torrent is the same as the folder/file name. 2. Anyway, works with the latest revision: sparks-sweeney-720.mkv [series: The Sweeney, movie: The Sweeney (2012)] Exclude Seri...

1. Keep in mind that the CLI is strict by default so it will never mess up your files. In some cases you may need to enable -non-strict for more opportunistic matching like the GUI does. You'll need to allow FileBot to handle uncertain cases as well: -non-strict 2. Mar 6, 2013 12:39:50 PM net.source...

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