Chinese as UI language?

Chinese as language for renaming movies / episodes?

:?: TVmaze is not recommended and generally untested. What happens if you use the --def seriesDB=TheMovieDB::TV default configuration? :idea: Here's what I get for this particular file: $ filebot -rename *.mkv --db TheMovieDB::TV --format "{plex.id}" --action TEST --log INFO [TEST] from [T...

:idea: You probably mean to ask: How do I use {...} literally in a file name? If it wasn't for using { and } in the file path you want, things would be easy: (imdb-{imdbid}) But since outermost {...} are interpreted by the format engine, we need to be a little bit creative: { any{ "{imdb-$imdbi...

:idea: The latest update is almost certainly unrelated. It's as good a start as any, might be a clue, but the next step would be being able to reproduce the issue with the latest version / not being able with a previous version, to confirm that that theory indeed holds merit. :idea: /Media/TV Shows ...

Can you post real file paths? Please share the TMDB ID or TVDB ID at the very least. Otherwise I cannot run tests. I don't know which series has an episode where the title ends with .mkv so I can't run tests. EDIT: Looks like there is indeed some extension deduplication going on: $ filebot -list --d...

:idea: La Bête Humaine is the English title, according to the database, and so that is what {n} will give you: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/29415-la-bete-humaine?language=en-US :idea: You can check Latest Beta Revisions and Release Candidates once in a while. There should be a new build every we...

1. Do you by any chance switch between formats because there are (A) some movies where the English title is the original title and so you want Name (Year) for these files, and (B) movies where the English name is a translation and so you want English Name (Original Name) (Year) for those files? No, ...

I got the log. Unfortunately, the log doesn't say anything about moving files / folders to the Trash. So I have no idea and no clue. This kind of thing seemingly hasn't happened to anyone else, and it does seem like the kind of thing someone would report if it happens... :idea: This error message ju...

Tip 1 : If you have already loaded and matched a file, then you'll want to use Double-Click <New Names item> ➔ Edit Format to open the Format Editor with that specific pair of File / Movie information. That will allow you to quickly check different formats for that specific Spanish movie right ther...

YouTube usually works best. But you can also share via Google Drive or One Drive if that's easier for you. If the use case makes sense, then we'll see about implementing a good solution.

You cannot. If you add new ones then previous ones will be removed. AFAIK, there is no downside to keeping previously confirmed formats around for a bit just in case you want to use them again. :?: Out of curiosity, what is the underlying use case that would be streamlined by removing / clearing rec...

If it's a one off-task, then I would strongly recommend using the FileBot Desktop application from your Desktop correctly name and organize your files via a network drive. Since you're organizing files for Plex, you'll want to name and organize files correctly right away in a single step, and then h...

Each {...} is a variable, so you would use it like this if you want separate SD / HD folders:

:?: What does the console output say? Please post the console output so that we can see what the console output says when it's not processing *.nfo files. :idea: In general, the amc script does not process *.nfo files, because it'll generate *.nfo files from scratch instead via the --def artwork=y o...

:!: Your files are tagged badly. You may want to use tools like MusicBrainz Picard to fix the ID3 tags. :idea: Part/Position refers to the "medium index" , i.e. the CD number. Track/Position refers to the "track number" . The latter is undefined in the ID3 tags at hand and so {pi...

:idea: {pi} is the value, e.g. 1 . {pi.pad(2)} pads {pi} with 2 leading zeros, e.g. 01 . :!: This screenshot shows sample data, not real data based on your real files: https://i.snag.gy/VAnCLW.jpg :arrow: You'll want to use Double-Click ➔ Edit Format in New Names after generating matches to prototyp...

:arrow: Moving files to different folders based on some condition is very easy. See Conditional Structures (if-then-else) for details and examples: e.g. Move 4K movies and normal movies into different folders: { height > 2000 ? '4K Movies' : 'Movies' } :arrow: If you want to only select specific fil...

:?: The gdrive links are not public. Please make them public or share screenshots via your preferred image host. :?: What is the MediaInfo table for a file where {pi} does not work? The {pi} will typically give you the Track/Position property, so it'll work / not work depending on the existence of t...

Binding "media": Failed to read media info: Binding "file": undefined :idea: If you see Binding "media": Failed to read media info: Binding "file": undefined in the Format Editor then you simply have not yet selected a sample file for testing. Where does the ...

EDIT: On second thought... :?: Are you using the GUI or the CLI? If it's a one-off task, then I would recommend using the FileBot Desktop application. If you're having trouble with the amc script command above, make sure to copy & paste the console output so we can see what you can see. At a gla...

Sounds like a Windows Installer issue. Maybe a generic Google search will give you some ideas for things you could try . As for FileBot, the MSI installer has not changed in this regard for many many versions. :arrow: As a workaround, you can always use the portable ZIP instead of the MSI installer:...

:arrow: Learn how {expressions} work and useful Helper Functions is a good place to get started. The simple version will look more like this: { (n + ' - ' + s00e00 + ' - ' + t).replace('<':'﹤','>':'﹥',':':'꞉','"':'“','/':'⁄','|':'⼁','?':'？','*':'﹡','\\':'∖') } replace() is a String method, so i...

:?: I see your point, but what specifically do you not like about this solution? As far as I can tell, it's simple and clean and solves all kinds of use cases, including your use case, including the use cases of other users: The workflow will look like this: 1) Drop the files 2) Press 1 to apply you...

:!: Note that switching between databases or episode orders is a very bad idea depending on what you're doing. If TheMovieDB / Airdate Order does not work, then I'd make it work via Manual Matching . See How do I organize files for Plex? for details. :arrow: If switching database / episode order mak...

I see. You're replacing characters with similar-unicode characters. So the built-in validation dialog does not work for you... as it only allows you to strip illegal characters and and does not support user-defined custom replacement characters: https://i.imgur.com/5d57Fre.png I think that copy &...