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- 12 Oct 2016, 10:09
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Problems with "def ignore"
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4940
Re: Problems with "def ignore"
How so? You're calling a shell script and that shell script can do whatever it wants. If it can call filebot then it most certainly can call find as well. ;) Yea you're right, but it took me quite some time to get the whole setup working smoothly, don't want to diverge too far. And I think the chan...
- 12 Oct 2016, 08:47
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Problems with "def ignore"
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4940
Re: Problems with "def ignore"
Haha, yes, ideally the information would be in a wiki and only linked to, the forums are a treasure trove of (mostly) great informationrednoah wrote:What topic? My bad... plenty of outdated information that hasn't been deleted yet...redbull666 wrote:Well sir, you told us to:
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- 12 Oct 2016, 08:43
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Problems with "def ignore"
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4940
Re: Problems with "def ignore"
FYI: if you want the amc script to only process specific files you could pass in those files specifically via many arguments instead of just passing the folder. On Linux that's easy. On Windows you might need to look into PowerShell. EDIT: Well not really an option for my purpose, I am calling File...
- 12 Oct 2016, 07:43
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Problems with "def ignore"
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4940
Re: Problems with "def ignore"
First of all, thank you for your amazingly fast response, as always! 1. Current ignore behaviour only applies to autodetection. This log entry means that auto-detection was skipped (or has failed): Group: [:] => [file.mkv] However, you seem to specify --def unsorted=y (THAT IS WHY YOU ALWAYS NEED IN...
- 12 Oct 2016, 06:54
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Problems with "def ignore"
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4940
Problems with "def ignore"
I have been struggling with the "def ignore" feature of Filebot. I have a mildly complex requirement, namely I want to use hardlinking for regular MKV files, and copy for subtitles. The reason is that for releases that include subtitle files, hardlinking can cause a problem. When a repack ...
- 26 Aug 2016, 19:38
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Custom AMC features (AniDB Maps, Sonarr, Couchpotato, etc)
- Replies: 40
- Views: 25967
Re: Custom AMC features (AniDB Maps, Sonarr, Couchpotato, etc)
This was the missing key to finally get the full chain operating properly: - Sonarr for download - Filebot for unpack, copy and subtitles. - Sonarr for keeping track of episodes As quotes are a bloody mess, I just create a new script "sonarr_refresh.sh" in the Filebot folder with the follo...
- 08 Jan 2014, 22:47
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Subtitle Subdirectory, AMC
- Replies: 8
- Views: 7087
Re: Subtitle Subdirectory, AMC
Just build that into your format expression. Play with the GUI format editor to work out your format before you make it work with amc. Thanks for your quick reply! But that's even more confusing, am running FreeBSD, CLI only, so don't really have a GUI either... Format expression, so like: "mo...
- 08 Jan 2014, 20:53
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Subtitle Subdirectory, AMC
- Replies: 8
- Views: 7087
Re: Subtitle Subdirectory, AMC
1. {if (ext == 'srt') 'subs/'} I've been fiddling with Filebot/Deluge all day, and finally got it almost working perfectly, apart from this ^ I also find subtitles messy, and like to stash them in a separate folder for XBMC, but I can't figure out how to do this, and I am not smart enough to unders...