That seems like a tricky one. Possibly a filename encoding mismatch between Java Unicode strings and whatever native NS classes are used internally by mediainfo when talking to OSX. Possibly something that has to be fixed in the mediainfo code. In anycase, I don't have a Mac so I can't do much about...

I guess you'd have to write a filebot script that checks through the history and writes some text files. Shouldn't be more than 4-5 lines.

I suppose all you need is given by example one way or another here:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2

And here for all the bindings and extra functions:
http://www.filebot.net/naming.html

The logger tab shows you exactly what command utorrent is executing. As for example: [2013-03-05 20:44:24] Executing: filebot -script fn:amc --output "D:/Organized Media" --log-file amc.log --action hardlink --conflict override -non-strict --def "ut_dir=D:\Media\Avatar" "ut_...

The groovy expression is invalid. This looks off: You probably meant:

Implemented with r1640. Check the latest jar.

Can't use two DBs in combination. You'll have to do some preprocessing yourself and the decide what to run through IMDb and what to run through TMDB.

So easier to just add it to TMDB.

Read the "Troubleshooting" section. Obviously utorrent would replace the %variables. This is just a template for utorrent to use, check the utorrent logger tab to see what is executed.

You spelled JDK wrong. Copy this: Though the package should auto-install that depedancy as well...

Made the changes.

May not work because of network issues or because plex doesn't accept remote api calls or something. Try checking plex esp. logging if you can figure out if it's getting a message from filebot. All it does is a HTTP GET to tell plex to refresh: http://$server:$port/library/sections/all/refresh You c...

cheesemaker wrote:Only {$vc} also don't work. {vc} works. Looks like it can't manage the conditional function in command line mode...

It's either {vc} or {"$vc"}.

PS: CMD escaping sucks, i'm pretty much just trying around until it works as well.

maybe... http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... =215#p2024

What's the output? Even if filebot does nothing there will be some console output telling me whats going on.

No idea. Probably just doesn't work on this particular system. Actually mediainfo nor 7z-bindings both don't seem to load so i guess the native code is incompatible.

You'd have to compile mediainfo yourself if you wanna make it work. Or check with mediainfo people if there's precompiled native libs.

Use Java 7 if possible. But it'll still work with Java 6 except with some warnings.

The fpcalc command needs to be in the PATH or /usr/bin or something. Just so it can find the command.

Just run a second script over the amc output that renames the files, e.g. rename folder.jpg files to <parent folder name>.jpg, Maybe you can make the filename find & replace script work for you, anyway, new script for that is like 1-2 lines. There's no studio bindings. Is that even in the data? ...

Also in the video... takes 2 minutes => http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJca0ipOCAg

1. grab the episode list via episodes panel
2. align files/episodes manually

1. Format would be something like this: 2. Watch watch the video tutorial. You can just drag in lots of episode files and it'll figure it out.

FAQ:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7

Video Tutorials:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJca0ipOCAg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TaKjKnuYvc

With the artwork.* scripts you can just run it with -non-strict and I'll auto-select the most likely movie/series. On a headless machine this behaviour is default as it can't ask the users. As for docs on vars: args is list of cmdline file arguments, e.g. args.each{ println it } You can pass any nam...

1. You can reuse parsing functions but that won't get u missing info like titles. You'll need to run rename and pass your own rename function that only collects the output information. Similar to --action test which simply does nothing. 2. You'll need to look into htpc.groovy in details. How to run ...

The artwork.* script expect things to be already organised properly. Then there's a script with movie folders and one for TV folders. You call it like all scripts with fn:name or download the script and specific the path. Documented plenty.

I get that you want to grab artwork. Check the artwork.* scripts for that.

music mode support via AcoustID and id3 tags is experimental. Just added it because I can. But it's not gonna be the best tool for audio. There's excellent stuff out there already I'm sure.