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- 01 Nov 2012, 15:59
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Rename Folders Too
- Replies: 37
- Views: 54512
Re: Rename Folders Too
Standalone Usage You can use the script directly from the cmdline like this, by just adding files as arguments instead of the utorrent parameters. filebot -script fn:utorrent-postprocess "/path/to/input/" --output "X:/path/to/output" --action copy --conflict skip -non-strict Jus...
- 01 Nov 2012, 15:41
- Forum: Announcements and Releases
- Topic: FileBot 3.1
- Replies: 2
- Views: 60596
FileBot 3.1
FileBot 3.1 Get it here! This release brings lots improvements for especially for fully-automated processing, improved series lookup and episode matching especially for ambiguous cases. Other enhancements include better support for renaming of movie folders (rather than files), OMDb/IMDb bindings f...
- 01 Nov 2012, 15:10
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Rename Folders Too
- Replies: 37
- Views: 54512
Re: Rename Folders Too
Yep, the renall folder-mode script is really just for renaming folders, usually folders that are already reasonably organized. If you want to organize random data into folders there are much better ways to do it, and you'd do it based on files, not folders. So there is the utorrent script which is t...
- 01 Nov 2012, 06:11
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Rename Folders Too
- Replies: 37
- Views: 54512
Re: Rename Folders Too
Why do you have movie files in your root folder? This script is designed to be very simple: 1. Rename movie folders 2. How do we know if a folder is a movie folder? If there is at least 1 video file. Basically it assumes that your movies are already organised in 1-movie-1-folder style. You'd only ne...
- 01 Nov 2012, 00:16
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: ...but that's not what IMDB says!
- Replies: 8
- Views: 5835
Re: ...but that's not what IMDB says!
If you pick IMDb for for search/matching it'll scrape Name/Year from IMDb anyway... but anyway, with {imdb} you can get the release day, and you can get the year from that: {imdb.released.year} Just enter {imdb} and it'll show you all properties that you can try. It's based on the tmdb model, so som...
- 31 Oct 2012, 14:08
- Forum: Feature Requests and Bug Reports
- Topic: bug: Dragging files from network shares does not work.
- Replies: 33
- Views: 14586
Re: bug: Dragging files from network shares does not work.
Yeah, I suppose that just doesn't work. I'd have to actually implement smb/ftp/nfs protocols to access/rename files, so no chance on that one. But since you can load files from the gvfs mount, I suppose DnD will work as well as long as it's from that local filesystem view.
- 31 Oct 2012, 04:12
- Forum: Feature Requests and Bug Reports
- Topic: bug: Dragging files from network shares does not work.
- Replies: 33
- Views: 14586
Re: bug: Dragging files from network shares does not work.
Not sure what DnD data nautilus is giving me. Run my droplog app from here and paste me what it says when you drop files from that smb share: http://rednoah.users.sourceforge.net/test/filebot/ EDIT: btw do you get any console output? If there's smb:// URIs aren't recognized as valid file URIs then t...
- 29 Oct 2012, 09:54
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: utorrent-postprocess.groovy errors..
- Replies: 1
- Views: 2652
Re: utorrent-postprocess.groovy errors..
Well, I suppose you're not passing in ut_title as utorrent would do. Just add --def ut_title=something . I'll add this patch some other time to make it figure out something by itself if you're using it in standalone: ... def renameLog = getRenameLog() def emailTitle = tryQuietly { ut_title } ?: inpu...
- 28 Oct 2012, 17:05
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
Re: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
Not sure, looks like random things might be broken on Mac because I've never tested on Mac. Just let me know if you find anything that's odd.
- 28 Oct 2012, 06:31
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
Re: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
I mean add new entries:
<key>user.language</key>
<string>en</string>
...
Anyway, you can try if you can make DOWN work that way. In anycase this is fixed with r1279. You can use Right-Click instead of DOWN to access previous expressions.
<key>user.language</key>
<string>en</string>
...
Anyway, you can try if you can make DOWN work that way. In anycase this is fixed with r1279. You can use Right-Click instead of DOWN to access previous expressions.
- 28 Oct 2012, 03:58
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
Re: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
:: r1279 ::
This is annoying, so key events don't work. With the latest revision I added a context menu. That should work on all platforms.
This is annoying, so key events don't work. With the latest revision I added a context menu. That should work on all platforms.
- 28 Oct 2012, 03:42
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
Re: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
Maybe it's worth a try to force Java into English?
1. Open .app/Info.plist
2. Find <dict>...</dict> section
3. Add these key/string mappings:
user.country=US
user.country.format=US
user.language=en
user.language.format=en
1. Open .app/Info.plist
2. Find <dict>...</dict> section
3. Add these key/string mappings:
user.country=US
user.country.format=US
user.language=en
user.language.format=en
- 28 Oct 2012, 03:09
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
Re: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
What if you press DELETE/BACKSPACE? Does that work in the FileBot UI? e.g. download episode list and then delete individual items?
Maybe Java doesn't recognize Abaixo as Down, wierd, but it's the only difference I see.
Maybe Java doesn't recognize Abaixo as Down, wierd, but it's the only difference I see.
- 28 Oct 2012, 02:34
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
Re: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
That doesn't matter, it's working, printing version and stuff right? Think I fixed that, only happens because of some race-condition, oddly enough never on Windows. Anyway, I need to know the keyCodes on Mac DOWN otherwise I can't fix that original problem. Run an play with it: ./filebot -script htt...
- 27 Oct 2012, 17:02
- Forum: unRAID & docker
- Topic: Unable to run Filebot on unraid server
- Replies: 14
- Views: 10376
Re: Unable to run Filebot on unraid server
They're basically the same, the first one is for desktops so there's only the .deb, the second one is for embedded packaged as .ipkg
Ideally you'd only have to install via ipkg:
Ideally you'd only have to install via ipkg:
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ipkg install http://sourceforge.net/projects/filebot/files/filebot/FileBot_3.0/filebot_3.0_i686.ipk
- 27 Oct 2012, 06:37
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
Re: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
ok, fixed some of these problems, anyway, for calling scripts it doesn't make a difference.
Since we're gonna show a GUI via scripting you have to turn off headless-mode in the filebot bash startup script:
Then run the script I posted above:
Since we're gonna show a GUI via scripting you have to turn off headless-mode in the filebot bash startup script:
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-Djava.awt.headless=false
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filebot -script ...
- 27 Oct 2012, 05:03
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
Re: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
Maybe try with full path to the executable:
Also can you resize the windows so it fits and then send me another screenshots or the dimensions? I still don't know to what size I should set it.
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./Applications/Filebot.app/Contents/MacOS/filebot -version
- 27 Oct 2012, 04:20
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
Re: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
First grab the .app bundle and then replace the jar inside the appfolder with the latest revision. Then open console and run ./Applications/Filebot.app/Contents/MacOS/install.sh, after that you should be able to use the "filebot" right way, e.g. filebot -version, if that works you can run ...
- 27 Oct 2012, 03:49
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
- 27 Oct 2012, 03:39
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: ...but that's not what IMDB says!
- Replies: 8
- Views: 5835
Re: ...but that's not what IMDB says!
Well, that'll work until IMDb sues and shuts down that guy again... hopefully the can't make a case now that it's no longer called "imdb-something".
- 27 Oct 2012, 03:37
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: POSTBUCKET - where random posts in unrelated topics go
- Replies: 1003
- Views: 576492
Re: POSTBUCKET - where random posts in unrelated topics go
Try the latest b2 release from here. That should fix it: https://sourceforge.net/projects/filebot/files/filebot/HEAD/ You need to copy the whole command line with options and arguments into uTorrent as described and shown on the screenshot. ;) If you use portable you need to give uTorrent the full p...
- 27 Oct 2012, 03:31
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
Re: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
:: UPDATE ::
Can you try r1271 and see if it works? Just guessing things, might work, might not.
Can you try r1271 and see if it works? Just guessing things, might work, might not.
- 27 Oct 2012, 03:22
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
- Replies: 23
- Views: 13343
Re: Accessing name scheme history on a Mac
Not sure what to make of this, keyCode should be the same. Maybe the event is different? Can you run this code with filebot -script ... type DOWN and see what happens? import groovy.swing.SwingBuilder import javax.swing.JFrame count = 0 new SwingBuilder().edt { frame(title:'Test', size:[300,300], sh...
- 26 Oct 2012, 10:08
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: ...but that's not what IMDB says!
- Replies: 8
- Views: 5835
Re: ...but that's not what IMDB says!
:: UPDATE ::
With r1266 I linked the {imdb} binding to omdbapi, newly renamed from imdbapi since that was shutdown by imdb. So with {imdb.actors} and {imdb.genres} you'll get data from OMDb (which in in turn scrapes and caches the IMDb website data).
With r1266 I linked the {imdb} binding to omdbapi, newly renamed from imdbapi since that was shutdown by imdb. So with {imdb.actors} and {imdb.genres} you'll get data from OMDb (which in in turn scrapes and caches the IMDb website data).
- 26 Oct 2012, 04:43
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: ...but that's not what IMDB says!
- Replies: 8
- Views: 5835
Re: ...but that's not what IMDB says!
IMDB is used for search, so {n} {y} {imdbid} are all based on data scraped from IMDB webpages, basic movie info if you will. But extended {info}, which is only available through TMDB, is retrieved on-demand via the naming scheme.