This won't work. You start by watching args, and the { ... } block will be called for each change set, which could be any new file in your /temp, but then you force renaming the change set via TVDB, multiple times actually, on the same files (which won't exist after the first run). When trying under...

Fixed.

{fn} is format template for the rename call, not script code. {fn} and the likes is only internally available within the rename call. What you have is the filenames before, and the filenames after. Add some random println and see what the variables are. Wherever you're calling rename() you gotta hav...

The the log doesn't update filebot isn't called. Try running in cmdline and see what happens.


The amc is all about renaming, so you can't use it. You could put together your own script though.

Here's a little tutorial on how to set up the most common FileBot command-line functions as Windows Explorer Context Menu Actions for easy access. You can easily set this up by importing the linked .reg file. https://i.imgur.com/1Eg8IcU.png Here's the context menu entries that will be added: Rename ...

Thanks for the samples. Here's what I came up with: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shell\Rename Episode\command] @="cmd /c filebot -rename -r \"%1\" --db TheTVDB -non-strict --log-file context.log" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\...

If you're using the AMC but don't need movie/series/anime auto-detection you should set ut_label=movie|tv just to save a bit of processing time and no issues with guessing it wrong.

e.g.

Somehow you're getting malformed XML back from TheTVDB for one of your shows. Too bad. If you figure out which show is cause it you can report the bug in their forums. You are aware that a simple filebot -rename <EVERYTHING> is not necessarily the best way to do things? Especially if you don't want ...

Alright, for symlink you'll need Java 7. It's really just a matter of downloading the JRE.

You can check things with filebot -version and if you wanna update to the latest revision just override the jar. That's all in the FAQ.

If you run filebot on just these files i'm sure it'll work.


But since you grep for bones I guess you're filtering out the files that don't work. In anycase try r1816 first and see if that makes a difference.

I recommend using Java 7 though it's not the issue here.

Try using the latest r1816 from here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/filebo ... ebot/HEAD/

PS: I didn't mean $HOME. I meant the folder/file names of your media files. Some of your files are named very badly and cause it to abort.

Maybe OpenSubtitles has subs from other sites cause people keep uploading them.

Sites like addic7ed will usually have the latest subs, but their business model is people visiting the website so an API wouldn't make sense to them.

Doesn't look like OpenSubtitles has subtitles for 3x06 yet. What you're doing seems correct, as it should fail if there is no subs available.
Sadly there is no -magically-create-subtitles-that-dont-exist option.

That's not surprising. If there was a correct subtitle it would narrow down on the correct = most likely one. In absence of the correct options, narrowing down to the most likely one is set to fail.

Give me the file paths.

Hit the docs where it says Standalone Usage

For this case I fixed things with r1814.

In general you can do that by passing a --filter expression.

1. First log looks like you've moved files between starting the amc script and the point where it gets to the renaming. So we can ignore that. 2. Second logs tells you filebots history.xml file is corrupt. Invalid xml. Fix it or delete the file. As for running amc on certain files? What would be the...

For that one you'd have to just exclude all files with the pattern S01c01.

The --filter options won't help for this case it's about filtering out invalid episode data. No filtering out invalid files.

EDIT: added an ignore rule to the amc, it'll auto-update in a day or two

1.
"name 111" can't be helped. Should have been 1111 if it's Season 11. I could easily fix it but I'd cause other issues.

2.
-mode is for GUI only, you can ignore that option.

3.
call -get-missing-subtitles for each file or files of the same series

1. That one is bad luck. The UK version doesn't have enough ratings while the US version having much more.

2. Specials are always troublesome. If they're in 1x01 form it has to be Season 0 anyway.

Yes, that's why -non-strict always never miss-matches things.

Try the amc script again tomorrow and the Delete/Extended Scene files should be ignored.

Is that just error output or does it actually break the script? The first time you run the new version it'll print some errors but those should be ignored and on subsequent runs it'll be fine. The latter error is xattr not being supported by the target filesystem. Can be ignored, it's just telling y...

You could turn off -non-strict. Or modify the script and ignore any file where the names doesn't contain any numbers.

Also blacklisted "Deleted and Extended Scenes" folders:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... 6472#p6472

Added entries to exclude-blacklist: