Yeah. That one never made it to maturity. If it works for you nice but basically this is one for the digital nirvana.

I'm pretty sure utorrent-postprocess can do anything and more than this prototype did.

The command would be something like: filebot -rename "C:/completed/name.s01e01.avi" --db thetvdb -non-strict How to replace the path with what transmission passes in you have to figure out yourself. Maybe something like this? filebot -rename "$TR_TORRENT_DIR/$TR_TORRENT_NAME" --d...

Simple answer: It's way more complicated than you think. :P Complicated answer: FileBot doesn't process 1 file at a time. But directly matches up a set of files and a set of episodes trying to optimize the resulting combinatory set. That way knowledge of the Episode list flows into the matching => e...

So I played with it for a few hours now. Can't put more trust into the 101 patterns. If I'd treat it like S01E01 or 1x01 it'll totally mess up episode/movie detection and probably lots of other nasty side effects. Though in your case we have a a trusted S01E01 pattern in the path so I'll have it tak...

Sure, they seem to have a nice API. You could start by sponsoring me buying the app? But why not use the E-Mail Gateway?

SEE naming is kinda bad on many cases. Not sure what exactly is going bad here but with clear SxE patterns it'll be able to use different logic. Also the reason why it's still downloading the wrong subtitles. If it was S00E00 that wouldn't happen. But things have to work for movies and episodes at t...

If you look into how Groovy code works you'll figure it out. I'll change {s00e00} to this style for next release. Looks better with dash.

Read "Customize Paths" where it's says "multiple drives". You just have to define an an absolute path with the format extpession for each category.

This format will work: {es} ... list of episode numbers

Download the latest core jar from here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/filebo ... ebot/HEAD/

Replace the filebot.jar in the current install folder.

Looks like this S01E01-E02 pattern doesn't get matched. Had a look and updated the regex a little bit. Fixed with r1407.

Here's my best practices. Always use tripple-quotes to avoid any and all quote issues.

Has to be a utorrent issue then. Though it seems to work for me and dozens of other people.

The term "Special" doesn't even occur in my template. You probably made a syntax error when you modified the format expressions. I guess you messed up the quotes somewhere.

Nothing. Copy & Paste the command like it says in Step 1. The screenshot below shows you how it should look. Done.

@see http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... ?f=4&t=215

Are you sure? https://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/Scripts#OnTorrentCompletion I'm not using transmission so you might have to figure out the glue logic yourself. But it can run a bash script and pass in variables. So you just need a bash script that'll take those environment variables and call file...

IMHO the best way to automate this is to have transmission call filebot for each completed download n. Cleanest solution anyway. Check the "Fully Automated Media Center" posts for that. It'll show u how it works with utorrent but transmission shouldn't be so different. If u wanna run every...

You torrent should be replacing all these %D etc with paths. I don't know how to setup utorrent as service and how to configure it in this case. Basically this is an utorrent issues. Maybe you can check in their forums help on how to set up utorrent. If FileBot gets called with correct arguments it'...

Fixed with r1405 and uploaded new HEAD jar.

Yeah, but with that you'll process everything again and again and again. Normally you'd call that script once for each downloaded folder, or rather utorrent would do it for you. Not sure what you're doing with utorrent. But it should replace all the %D %F etc with paths and then execute that command...

Im pretty sure filebot when run from utorrent will know the utorrent compleet directory using the variables "ut_dir=%D" "ut_file=%F" Exactly as the guy says. Did you ever even open µTorrent->Preferences->Run Program? It clearly says: You can use the following parameters: %F - Na...

You can just add some println files statements and see whats going on. Rename is called with rename(file:files, ...) so all files that are in the files list will be handled. As for the subtitles not sure, maybe it's only that one letter that makes a difference but the filename is still 95% the same ...

The standard script works: Parameter: ut_kind = multi Parameter: ut_state = 11 Parameter: ut_state_allow = 11 Parameter: ut_dir = E:\testdata\New.Girl.S02E01.HDTV.x264-LOL Parameter: subtitles = y Parameter: artwork = n Parameter: backdrops = n Parameter: ut_title = Deluge Test Folder Input: E:\test...

This is a working example of what I mean: rename( file: args.getFiles(), format: '''E:/OUTPUT/{n}/Season {s}/{episode}''', action: { from, to -> _renameFunction('COPY').rename(from, to) def logFile = new File(to.dir.dir, 'history.txt') logFile << "Renamed ${from.name} to ${to.name}" } ) I'...

You can't redirect the console output when u don't even know where it's gonna go yet.

By custom rename action I mean:
1. Copy A to B
2. Create new empty text file in parent folder of B

You can log file names A/B to an extra file if u want but you cannot do that with the console log.