Windows 8 Store is not an option since they don't allow "traditional" Desktop applications, then they don't allow Java, or native. Steam is an option though, but Steam users are pretty limited I think, and I don't think it working other than for Games. I'll look into that.

The wrong was is actually more similar (in terms of edit distance) than the correct match.

Fixed with r1894.

Run using the FileBot (console) shortcut and send me the whole error stacktrace.

The --format is escaped correctly but passing in the filepath parameter was wrong: cmd /c filebot -rename -r "%1" --db TheTVDB -non-strict --log-file context.log --format "{n} - {s00e00} - {t} {\"[$vf $source]\"} - {\"$group\"}" Think: filebot -rename "/p...

You can also easily run your own forks from your GitHub repo like so: Dependent scripts will be resolved relative to the entry script.

It compiles here and works as far as I can test with empty files.

Is there any console output? I did upgrade to Groovy 2.2.0 so there may be small changes in the Groovy compiler/interpreter. Which {expression} is it that makes the whole thing fail?

Can you send a screenshot?

Or even better try a few things from cmdline and send me the output?

PS: {e} is the episode number within the season, {absolute} is the absolute number within the whole series. For AniDB {s} is always undefined and {e} is equal to {absolute}.

Ah, I guess it ran out of numbers for "The Walking Dead" so it thinks the episode must be "Talking Dead" since there's still episodes left where the numbers fit and that haven't been assigned to files yet.

It's gonna be all JavaFX so I'll work best on Windows Desktop, just no user-friendly way to sell it! (So I'll make sure to just give you a Windows bundle once I got something )

Here's two ideas that I've got in the back of my head: 1. Mac AppStore version of FileBot to avoid sandbox issues, easy install, auto-update, etc (free or very cheap) 2. New app for Mac AppStore based on FileBot core but with a complete UI rewrite (i.e. JavaFX) and support for "pro features&quo...

I've just moved all the shared scripts from SVN to this new repo on GitHub: https://github.com/filebot/scripts So starting with r1893 all the fn:script calls will refer to https://raw.github.com/filebot/scripts/master/[b]script[/b].groovy There's also head:script now which will refer to https://raw....

Works for me: http://snag.gy/inFNa.jpg I'm testing with empty files so the media info is missing. Make sure to set "Preferred Episode Order" to "Airdate Order". AniDB will always default to Absolute Order. TheTVDB will sometimes default to "Airdate Order" if "Absol...

I've set everything to Opt-Out (since last month) and everything that seems like adware is completely disabled (since always). With the settings it's about 100$ per month, which is slightly less than what I make from the Ubuntu Software Center (about 40 installs per month 2.5$ each). I'm not in it f...

1. Set --log info and then just sent the whole output to curl? Just sending the stdout to curl would be the easiest solution. 2. Though I'd just do all that as filebot script. If you call the rename function you'll get a list files, so you have all the data you need to easily call that android notif...

Here's the file types that are supported: http://sourceforge.net/p/filebot/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/source/net/sourceforge/filebot/media.types e.g. * in video mode, non-video/subtitle types will ignored from processing * in audio mode, non-audio/video types will be ignored * when looking for IDs in nfo-...

.vob is not a valid video format (as far as i know) thus completely excluded from any kind of processing

PS: there's a thread somewhere in the forums that shows u how to edit the internal configs to add this extension

EDIT: .vob extension supported with r1886

Don't drag in the folder, but instead drag in the specific files you want subtitles for.

For the sake of simplicity, you can only download 1 subtitle per language.

FAQ Question 1

Not passing in your ENTIRE FILESYSTEM for starters... This part: "ut_dir=$TR_TORRENT_DIR/$TR_TORRENT_NAME" "ut_kind=multi" "ut_title=$TR_TORRENT_NAME" Should end up like this after variables are resolved: "ut_dir=D:\Media\Avatar" "ut_file=" "ut_...

Luckily it crashes!!

You're passing in all of / as input ... that's pretty stupid for obvious reasons...

I guess these bitchy ones you have to do semi-manually:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJca0ip ... -5RoMclWPt

EDIT: made some enhancements with 1879 (for improved matching with the GUI and cmdline -rename)

Sorry, that kind of naming is just too messed up. It'll need at least some spaces between tokens in the filename.

If you know what console/cmdline is you should be able to figure things out quite easily. Otherwise look into tutorials on console/cmdline usage.

Linux should be fine, but Windows doesn't allow folder names to end with ".", how about just trying with the latest version? Or did you set --unixfs on purpose?