Run the cmd manually with those parameters. Unpacking always extracts to its current location. It should extract to rar-parent-folder/rar-filename/*, it'll only be moved/copied as part of the renaming. Maybe that last part failed because of not being able to make sense of the input?

Added keyboard shortcuts for DEL and BACK_SPACE (OSX DELETE).

Use the latest core jar and it should work:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/filebot ... ebot/HEAD/

Maybe I'm missing something, is the DELETE button different on Mac? I've never used one, just know that right-click can be trouble some. Usually you'd just select one row on the left list, and then just hit the DEL key. If that doesn't work you're gonna have to help me fix this on Mac by running a ...

Just DELETE the entry on either side and rematch.

Don't worry, I do read all this stuff.

Basically it's a A LOT of work (also all possible via scripting ). Started classes at ICLP last week so basically I'll have less time for things here.

* Also GUI programming is not fun.

Nope, not gonna add any magic-config to the GUI, you select your db and you can force series/movie name via CTRL-clicking the db. That handles everything very efficiently. For more automation there is Groovy, what you're suggesting is 1 line of scripting: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums ...

Yep, I've thought about this many times and it's in the back of my head, but I'll never do it 'cause I'll be the one that has to maintain it. And with an open database that everybody can contribute, how can I make sure nobody messes that up with bad data? Not to mention that running a database like ...

I only force-validate the name when renaming the file. You can always adjust the format expression to fix things the way you want, e.g. {t.replaceAll(/:/, ' - ')}

Weeds S08E12-13 formats to Weeds - 8x12 & 8x13 - It's Time alright with default formatting. Your format is probably not taking double episodes into account.

Hi, There's a common problems that keeps resurfacing in various forms, TheTVDB search not giving you any results if though the detected name makes perfect sense. In the worst case this might list the wrong series as "best match" and rename with wrong episode data. In they GUI it's easy to correct ...

It probably wouldn't be that hard, but you'll need to have a good grip on Groovy first. It's easy for people from the Java world but without some experience it'll be very hard. Btw it might be time to add a shared index of synonyms to build that logic into FileBot to work around external API ...

Nope, didn't implement anything other then episode-data so you can't just switch it, it's not sharing a common interface. DIY: 1. You can use FileBot's internal AniDBClient to do search by series title 2. Then you have anidb id and grab the data yourself, processing xml in Groovy is pretty easy ...

You can add nfo/artwork via the artwork.* scripts. It's all cmdline only: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5#p204 This stuff is all based on TheTVDB/TheMovieDB data for nfo and ArtworkTV for some extra artwork. Those two scripts create nfo files for XBMC. For tv shows it'll ...

You should be able to quite easily modify the script with those updated. Just look for the rename(...) calls and override the output:"...", format:"..." values the way you want.

That's already in there. It's flat out ignoring anything labeled as other, music, book, etc Check forceIgnore() in the script for details.

So the native libs in the ipk don't work? Is there anyway you could check why that is? Is there different kinds of incompatible ARM architectures meaning everyone has to compile it themselves??

On the utorrent forums I read that you can make this work by running a .vbs script from utorrent and then kicking off the filebot call from the .vbs script. If anybody gets that working please share.

This is related and get you up to speed on the extra functions that FileBot scripting adds: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=259#p1957 All that stuff is actively used in the utorrent-postprocess: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=215#p1561 Since you ...

4. You have full control over what episode data FileBot includes into the matching via the --filter argument. Check this thread for more info: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=275&p=1946&hilit=filter#p1946 Those examples are the basic usage of the --filter argument. But it ...

1. I thought we already had a pre-compiled libmediainfo.so? If you install filebot via the *-arm.ipkg it should be packaged. The Synology package is provided by a cool guy by the name of MissileHugger, that .so for ARM is not packaged, also nobody ever managed to compile libmediainfo for ATOM... 2 ...

1. You can easily use scripting for some specialized little solution, i.e. page scraper for a subtitle site that doesn't have an API. 2. Integrating into FileBot is easy, but you'll need to implement the SubtitleProvider interface and add your new implementation to WebServices. I've checked in all ...

That's why you have to >> REDIRECT OUTPUT INTO A FILE <<

Try this. See what happens. It's the very basics of using the cmdline. You can do this with any command.
filebot -version 2>&1 >> log.txt

YOU CAN PRINT CONSOLE OUTPUT TO A FILE INSTEAD OF THE CONSOLE VERY EASILY.

1. You don't need to download anything, -script fn:name means it'll download/update the script automatically. No need to change the script. 2. --output <folder> is where files go to. Standard output is written to the console, you can pipe that into a file if you want. 3. You literally ONLY need to ...

Until we manage to see that console output I also wouldn't know what's going wrong.

Redirect console output into a file like I should you in my last post. That way the console output gets written to file instead of the console window. Then you can check that file to see the error messages.

Basically these are the main interfaces that'll give you a list of artwork/banners: TheTVDB.getBanner(series, filters) TheMovieDB.getArtwork(movieId) FanartTV.getSeriesArtwork(seriesId) FanartTV.getMovieArtwork(movieId) Now this is internal stuff so there is no internal common interface or usage ...