Here's the final solution: def root = 'D:/temp' def configs = [ [inputDir: "$root/TV Shows", format: "D:/TV Shows/{n}/Season {s}/{fn}", db:'TheTVDB'], [inputDir: "$root/Movies", format: "D:/Movies/{n}/{fn}", db:'TheMovieDB'], [inputDir: "$root/Anime"...

I guess the name is too short, so it can't get the series. If you then add the other series which gets detected it'll assume the unknown is part of the set as well. * FileBot works on filesets as whole. Calling filebot for each episode is different than calling it once with many episodes. PS: Try th...

I've made some more adjustments with r1821. The upper one can't be fixed since the numbers pattern is bad while the title is a perfect match. If you only match with 2013 episode data it'll work. On the cmdline you could just use the --filter option: Rename episodes using [TheTVDB] Auto-detected quer...

Had a look and fine-tuned things a bit. Try these kinda files with r1820 and it should work.

You'll have to use the semi-manual approach for this. Check out FAQ and video tutorials.

1. Actually I am working on a fool-proof UI, somewhat equivalent to what AMC is doing from cmdlinem, only in my head though for the time being though. :P But there is certain things that a wizard like interface could do a lot better, but I've already opted for a more flexible-but-hard-to-use swiss-a...

You can always try running filebot -script fn:sysinfo. Apart from checking if all the native libs get loaded correctly it'll also print JVM version numbers and tell you if it's running headless-mode.

Actually it's 4am here in Taiwan. Already back from drinking.


Have fun drinking! Happy Halloween!

The more you test your code the more you'd find weird strange and redundant behavior. But since you donated to the project and even tried to do it yourself, I made this script for you: http://pastebin.com/1nBifwGw This should work exactly like you want and not run any unnecessary logic. Have fun. ;)

Well, according to your code, if you don't set -rename in the cmdline, it'll just treat everything as movie.

2. I don't steal data, they don't provide an API, ergo they don't want people to bypass the website (which as ads which fund the whole thing) 3. Pick the Groovy editor of your choice Personally I prototype with these two: * http://groovy.codehaus.org/Groovy+Console * http://groovy.codehaus.org/Eclip...

Do it like this:
http://pastebin.com/5LpbSpf6

If you wanna watch 3 folders you'd be doing 3 times <folder>.watch { do something }


PS: your script will force all files to be episodes, did you ever test with a movie?

This won't work. You start by watching args, and the { ... } block will be called for each change set, which could be any new file in your /temp, but then you force renaming the change set via TVDB, multiple times actually, on the same files (which won't exist after the first run). When trying under...

Fixed.

{fn} is format template for the rename call, not script code. {fn} and the likes is only internally available within the rename call. What you have is the filenames before, and the filenames after. Add some random println and see what the variables are. Wherever you're calling rename() you gotta hav...

The the log doesn't update filebot isn't called. Try running in cmdline and see what happens.


The amc is all about renaming, so you can't use it. You could put together your own script though.

Here's a little tutorial on how to set up the most common FileBot command-line functions as Windows Explorer Context Menu Actions for easy access. You can easily set this up by importing the linked .reg file. https://i.imgur.com/1Eg8IcU.png Here's the context menu entries that will be added: Rename ...

Thanks for the samples. Here's what I came up with: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shell\Rename Episode\command] @="cmd /c filebot -rename -r \"%1\" --db TheTVDB -non-strict --log-file context.log" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\...

If you're using the AMC but don't need movie/series/anime auto-detection you should set ut_label=movie|tv just to save a bit of processing time and no issues with guessing it wrong.

e.g.

Somehow you're getting malformed XML back from TheTVDB for one of your shows. Too bad. If you figure out which show is cause it you can report the bug in their forums. You are aware that a simple filebot -rename <EVERYTHING> is not necessarily the best way to do things? Especially if you don't want ...

Alright, for symlink you'll need Java 7. It's really just a matter of downloading the JRE.

You can check things with filebot -version and if you wanna update to the latest revision just override the jar. That's all in the FAQ.

If you run filebot on just these files i'm sure it'll work.


But since you grep for bones I guess you're filtering out the files that don't work. In anycase try r1816 first and see if that makes a difference.

I recommend using Java 7 though it's not the issue here.

Try using the latest r1816 from here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/filebo ... ebot/HEAD/

PS: I didn't mean $HOME. I meant the folder/file names of your media files. Some of your files are named very badly and cause it to abort.

Maybe OpenSubtitles has subs from other sites cause people keep uploading them.

Sites like addic7ed will usually have the latest subs, but their business model is people visiting the website so an API wouldn't make sense to them.

Doesn't look like OpenSubtitles has subtitles for 3x06 yet. What you're doing seems correct, as it should fail if there is no subs available.
Sadly there is no -magically-create-subtitles-that-dont-exist option.