I don't support this ReadyNAS packaging format. So your ReadyNAS is Arch Linux based? In that case the AUR might be easiest, or the deb if it's more Debian based. Really depends on your flavour of Linux. In the end it's just unpacking some files really, so the portable package might be more generic ...

I wrote this scriptlet to help you escape the format expression for cmdline: It's just 2-line hack and plenty of room for improvement, but it sure beats manually escaping quotes...

First you need to get Java running on your NAS. The pre-release builds of Java 8 for ARM work best. If Java runs, FileBot/AMC will run, and you can simply make transmission call filebot on completed downloads. Plenty of peoople running filebot/amc on these devices, synology, qnap, etc, so it's possi...

This is how it should work: filebot -rename . --db thetvdb -non-strict --order absolute && filebot -rename . --db thetvdb -non-strict --order airdate [MOVE] Rename [X:\[HorribleSubs] Naruto Shippuuden - 309 [720p].mkv] to [Naruto Shippuuden - 309 - An A-Rank Mission The Contest.mkv] Processe...

Send me some file names to play with. 101 is interpreted as both E101 as well as 1x01 where 1x01 always takes precedence unless there is other factors indicating otherwise. If you switch to --order absolute everything is always absolute since the episode data is fetch with absolute numbers only and ...

I guess XBMC should have all it needs from the files generated by FileBot/AMC but I guess it's best to try yourself and see what works best.

Your format: D:\TV/{n}/{fn} Output as specified by your format: D:\TV\The Walking Dead\[www.Cpasbien.me] The.Walking.Dead.S03E01.FRENCH.LD.HDTV.XviD-MiND.avi Works perfectly, as specified by you. Why use original filename binding {fn} when you say you don't want the original filename? You do underst...

Support Donation before I even answer? Very much appreciated. :) You can easily prototype the format in the GUI. This looks wrong: [s1, s2 , s3].collect{"/" as File} The point is to convert the String objects into File objects, but you're just casting "/" to File. I think my exam...

This is what the docs says (in big fat red letters): The folder paths to Location of Downloaded Files must not end with backslash \ because the value gets passed through as the %D token. So the final backslash \ will escape the double-quote " and mess up everything This is your command: --outpu...

You can use the absolute path to the filebot.sh shell script as well if u can't manage to link it into /bin. Learn how to use the console first.

Should be fixed with r1802.

That file has already been tagged the first time around, you'll need to remove xattr metadata first before you can try again.

Use this script to view/remove xattr metadata:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... &t=5#p5394

That's pretty easy. Check how AMC forces anime-mode by checking Japnese audio + ASS subtitles.

Read Change how files will be organized and renamed.

Set your own format => http://www.filebot.net/naming.html

Feel free to share any bash/groovy scripts back here.

Also you should really call AMC on a batch of files. Just loading up FileBot/AMC (Groovy engine, movie/series index, etc) will take ALOT more CPU cycles than anything else you're running I'm sure.

amc processes whatever you pass in from cmdline. If you only pass in two file paths (and not a folder) it'll process only those.

I don't have time to look into old code, especially with no output log attached.

It works with r1801.

Rename episodes using [TheTVDB] Auto-detected query: [The Walking Dead] Fetching episode data for [The Walking Dead] Fetching episode data for [Talking Dead] Fetching episode data for [The Walking Dead Black And White] [TEST] Rename [D:\Volumes\Descargas\05 RENOMBRAR\RENOMBRAR SERIES\The Walking De...

Just deleting some *.rar files is easy. You can modify amc.groovy yourself or just call your own delete script afterwards.

Not supported. No idea if AniDB even has an API for artwork.

You can try r1800 and see if it works better.

The x86/x64 msi packages are in the sourceforge download section. ;

The msi should install to Program Files or Program files (x86). FileBot itself is Java code, so platform-independent, same Java code run everywhere. Only once it's loading native code like libmediainfo the architecture must match.

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Check the FAQ for trouble shooting tips ;) Q: Why does MediaInfo not work? Why is 7zip not working? I'm running on 64-bit Windows and installed FileBot x64? A: If you're on 64-bit Windows but are actually running a 32-bit Java runtime, the whole java process will be in 32-bit compability mode, so th...

1. I guess {n} is the file name, folder name looks like this: 2. What's not working about this one? It's gonna count all files that are not folders: 3. That one is already in the original mi script: